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This chapter explores the central delivery approachesDelivery approaches of the Global Research and Action AgendaGlobal Research and Action Agenda (GRAA) on Cities and Climate ScienceClimate science (GRAAGlobal Research and Action Agenda (GRAA)); to (1) empower cities to take ambitious climate actionClimate action (the foundation of the GRAAGlobal Research and Action Agenda (GRAA)) and connect through (2) co-production of knowledgeCo-production (of knowledge) and (3) partnershipsPartnerships for long-term collaborationsCollaboration. It explores how these pathways are being used to strengthen multi-level governanceMulti-level governance, embed participatory and place-based approaches, and evolve inclusive civic infrastructures with the potential for systemic changeSystemic change. Three case examples presented in this chapter illustrate how municipal–civil society collaborationsCollaboration, with universities and with Indigenous communities, translate these principles into practice. Drawing on insights from the 2024 Innovate4Cities ConferenceInnovate4Cities Conference, the chapter highlights how local and ancestral wisdoms, ecological stewardship, and participatory design can inform just, regenerative, and transformative urban futures.

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Delivery Approaches to Enable Cities to Take Action

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    2026年

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  • Tanya Chung-Tiam-Fook,
  • Jayne Engle,
  • Samia Khan,
  • Marnie McGregor,
  • Giorgia Rambelli,
  • Ika Trijsburg,
  • Maryke van Staden

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This chapter explores the central delivery approachesDelivery approaches of the Global Research and Action AgendaGlobal Research and Action Agenda (GRAA) on Cities and Climate ScienceClimate science (GRAAGlobal Research and Action Agenda (GRAA)); to (1) empower cities to take ambitious climate actionClimate action (the foundation of the GRAAGlobal Research and Action Agenda (GRAA)) and connect through (2) co-production of knowledgeCo-production (of knowledge) and (3) partnershipsPartnerships for long-term collaborationsCollaboration. It explores how these pathways are being used to strengthen multi-level governanceMulti-level governance, embed participatory and place-based approaches, and evolve inclusive civic infrastructures with the potential for systemic changeSystemic change. Three case examples presented in this chapter illustrate how municipal–civil society collaborationsCollaboration, with universities and with Indigenous communities, translate these principles into practice. Drawing on insights from the 2024 Innovate4Cities ConferenceInnovate4Cities Conference, the chapter highlights how local and ancestral wisdoms, ecological stewardship, and participatory design can inform just, regenerative, and transformative urban futures.