World Economic Forum – Resilient Economies: Strategies for Sinking Cities and Flood Risks

The main theme of the report is strategies for enhancing the resilience of economies amid threats related to sinking cities and flood risks.

The report discusses the economic, social, and environmental consequences of land subsidence and offers solutions for cities facing this issue. Examples from Tokyo, Shanghai, Rotterdam, and Jakarta are provided, where measures have been taken to stabilize the situation. The report emphasizes the need for a shift in mindset and the integration of systemic approaches in urban planning and development to prevent and enhance resilience to these threats.