Analysis of low-and-high-income neighbourhoods’ resilience to climate change impact in secondary cities
This study examines how high- and low-income neighbourhoods in Ho, Ghana, experience and respond to climate change risks such as flooding and heatwaves. It identifies factors that shape their ability to cope and adapt to these hazards. The research provides practical evidence to inform inclusive urban planning and supports climate resilience policies for secondary cities across Sub-Saharan Africa.
