2018 Reports
Climate Change Adaptation and Mitigation for Hyderabad City, India
Hyderabad, India, is experiencing rapid population growth that is placing increasing pressure on energy, water, and urban infrastructure while intensifying climate-related risks such as heat, drought, and flooding. This case study examines how the city is addressing these challenges through a combination of adaptation and mitigation strategies, including improvements to the power sector, expansion of renewable energy, urban heat island reduction measures, and water management initiatives. It highlights the role of government policies, community actions, and national climate programs in supporting Hyderabad’s transition toward more resilient and sustainable urban development.
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- Urban Climate Change Research Network
- Center for Climate Systems Research
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- UCCRN Case Study Docking Station: ARC3.2 Case Studies
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- March 26, 2026