Climate resilience planning and design

Name: Climate resilience planning-Content
Brand: Ramboll

Turning climate-induced challenges into opportunities with integrated approaches and designs. Combining nature-based and state-of-the-art technologies, we help you build powerful business cases and reach urban resilience.

Our climate resilience team includes world-class planners, engineers, and hydrologists

What is resilience planning? Across the world, both nature and society face enhanced flood-risks due to more frequent storm-surges and heavy rainfall. To help reduce those risks and increase liveability, we assist city leaders, public departments, and urban developers with our data-based insights and tailored solutions.

Dealing with complex climate challenges calls for structured integrated approaches and multi-disciplinary climate adaption and resilience planning. Our advisory offerings include multi-disciplinary analyses and stakeholder engagement from the earliest phases of initial studies to the development of masterplans, conceptual and detailed designs, and stakeholder management. Our proven methodologies guide clients from vision to execution while still providing flexibility to adjust plans and designs based on expected cost and benefit evaluations.

Always striving to provide added value in every project, we help find and implement actions or designs that increase recreational opportunities, improve social cohesion, and protect biodiversity. In other words: We help our clients develop resilient cities and societies.

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Is 2022 the year nature-based solutions finally become the norm?

Biodiversity loss is one of humanity’s top three threats. Could nature-based solutions be the answer? An oyster regeneration project in Staten Island and a ‘rain garden’ in Copenhagen hold some answers.

To the last drop: Why we need sustainable groundwater management

This year, for UN World Water Day, we celebrate groundwater. Modern life as we know it would simply not be possible without this precious resource. It’s worth reminding ourselves about the importance of managing groundwater in the most sustainable way possible.