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Global digital public goods (DPGs)—like open-source tools, resilience assessments, and user-friendly platforms—offer efficient and scalable ways for cities to tackle challenges like flooding, extreme heat, biodiversity loss, and rapid urbanization. But while these tools are freely available, many cities, especially in low- and middle-income countries, struggle to use them due to funding, technical, and capacity gaps.

The second Cities on the Frontline session of 2025 explores how to close that gap—featuring tools and case studies from World Bank Disaster Risk Management Specialists Ross Eisenberg, Marie-Flore Michel, and Pierre Chrzanowski, who show how open data, nature-based solutions, and digital strategies are helping cities boost their resilience.

Chapters:
0:00 - Introduction to Cities on the Frontline
2:05 - Introduction of the Topic
6:26 - Bangladesh - City Scan Tool for resilience planning | Ross Eisenberg
20:03 - Peru - NBS Opportunity Scan | Marie-Flore Michel
34:05 - Kinshasa - Community mapping, machine learning & open data | Pierre Chrzanowski
42:32 - Q&A with panelists

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