The Story of the Water Resilience Hub for the South West

Community Water Resilience Hub From initial concept to virtual realityâ&#x20AC;Ś

+SPACE MANHATTANVILLE COMMUNITY HUB Developed for WE ACT’s Northern Manhattan Climate Plan A hub for local community issues related to climate resiliency and emergency preparedness… “Demonstration of climate resiliency ideas… hands-on workshops … an activated public space…”

Solar Kiosk

@ UN Climate Conference 2017

The Knowledge Café www.knowledge.cafe

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Community Water Resilience Hub… A 5.5m geodesic dome launched officially at the Water Resilience Summit… AIM - take the conversation out into local communities across the South West…

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The Story of the Water Resilience Hub for the South West

Published on Sep 3, 2020

Westcountry Rivers Trust

Taking inspiration from the Northern Manhattan Climate Action Plan, for which they have co-designed a 'community kiosk' that will serve as an information hub about climate change called the +SPACE Manhattanville Community Hub, a Community Water Resilience Hub has been constructed. This takes the form of a geodesic dome and will be used to take the conversation about climate change adaptation, water resilience and community resilience out into local neighbourhoods across the South West over the coming months and years. The Hub was launched officially at the Water Resilience Summit and several requests were received for it to be used in communities seeking to start a conversation about climate resilience and adaptation (delayed by the COVID-19 crisis).