Titlebook: Mainstreaming Climate Co-Benefits in Indian Cities; Post-Habitat III Inn Mahendra Sethi,Jose A. Puppim de Oliveira Book 2018 The Editor(s)

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A. Narender,Mahendra Sethian countries. The results suggest that the increasing gaps in employment and income for young men decrease their likelihood of marriage in the Asian countries. Taking measures to improve employment opportunities and conditions for young adults is important.

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Cities and Climate Co-benefitsigation and adaptation agendas, vertical and horizontal coordination between sectors and scales of intervention. In this regard, India and other rapidly developing countries have the historical chance of following a different path of urban development. There are tremendous opportunities to harness m

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Co-benefits from the Energy Sectoreconomy, energy and environment (emission) sectors. The research underscores the role of urban India in these three sectors and generates for the first time, superimposed scenarios of the nexus. The study culminates with a discussion on appropriate technology and policy/governance instruments that c

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Co-benefits of Urban Transporto break this myth. It establishes a case for quantifying co-benefits and presents a specific case study on the Chennai Metro Project. It shows how quantifying multiple co-benefits from transport projects could be simple yet effective in understanding the economic viability, and long-term impacts of

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Co-benefits from Buildings and Constructioneviewed Indian policies in the building sector which include the Energy Conservation Act 2001, Energy Conservation Building Code 2007, National Building Code, National Mission for Sustainable Habitat, rating systems for green buildings and so on. The chapter provides a brief assessment of the impact

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