Anna Hurlimann
Dados Biográficos
| ID | 1707192 |
|---|---|
| NOME | Anna Hurlimann |
| PRENOMES | Anna |
| SOBRENOME | Hurlimann |
| ASSINATURA | HURLIMANN A |
| AFILIAÇÕES | The University of Melbourne |
| ORCID | 0000-0001-9110-9340 |
| VERIFICADO | Sim |
| TOTAL DE OBRAS | 30 |
| TOTAL DE CITAÇÕES | 117 |
| TOTAL COMO AUTOR | 30 |
| TOTAL COMO EDITOR | 0 |
| PRIMEIRO ANO DE PUBLICAÇÃO | 2009 |
| ANO MAIS RECENTE DE PUBLICAÇÃO | 2026 |
| ÍNDICE H | 7 |
Towards greater clarity of the science-policy-practice interface
There are recurrent calls for stronger partnerships between science and society to address numerous global environmental challenges. Underpinning many responses to such calls is an increased focus on the science-policy-practice interface (SPPI) concept. However, this concept remains unclear, with divergent interpretations, and confusion between it and similar concepts (e.g. science-policy or science-practice interface). This paper aims to address…
Incorporating water circularity into decision making across built environment life stages
The influence of urban form on urban fire risk in Mandalay’s historical precinct
Purpose While there have been improvements to urban fire risk reduction in recent decades, these gains have not been experienced in all locations. Historical precincts in developing countries are still at high risk of urban fire due to their urban form features. However, research on how to reduce risk in this context is limited. This research aims to investigate how the urban form of the Mandalay historical precinct contributes to urban fire risk…
Australian urban designers’ experience of barriers and enablers to climate change action
Urban designers have considerable potential to take important climate change actions in the built environment. Based on interviews with urban designers across Australia, it was found that the main actions taken were: development and use of policies and strategies; education and research; appropriate project designs; reduction of carbon footprints; advocacy and lobbying; the use of sustainability measures and ratings; and taking on projects orient…
Australian urban planners’ preparedness to act on climate change
Develops a framework of climate change preparedness of Australian urban planners. • Describes the preparedness of urban planners to take climate change action. • Urban planning processes found to be important stimuli for climate action. • Indicates importance of mainstreaming climate change within urban planning policy. • Need for expansion of education and professional development programs. Land use and development patterns have a significant im…
Towards enhanced urban fire risk reduction through more effective urban policy – a case study of Mandalay city, Myanmar
Urban fire risk in developing countries is influenced by crowded urban environments and limited prevention measures. Planning tools and urban form management can reduce urban fire risk, but research assessing urban policies for urban fire risk reduction (UFRR) is limited. This paper develops a framework for analysing urban policies for UFRR, and applies it to the case study of Mandalay city. Interviews were undertaken with key stakeholders. Resul…
Installing solar panels on heritage buildings
Rapid greenhouse gas emission reductions are necessary to limit climate change. Barriers to emission reductions must be addressed, including in the built environment, which is one of the largest contributors. An ordinary case where a resident erected solar panels (photovoltaics) on the roof of a house in a heritage area reveals how barriers to such initiatives arise. The local planning authority, despite supporting climate mitigation strategies, …
Facilitating Climate Change Action Across Planning Systems
In-depth interviews with Australian urban planners identified barriers to and facilitators of climate change action across Janin Rivolin’s model of planning systems, categorizing them against Healey’s theory of transformations in urban governance. Insights from everyday planning practice reveal four factors necessary to transform urban planning systems for effective climate change action: (1) planning education institutions and professional assoc…
Six principles to guide climate action in built environments
Climate change is a global problem, requiring collective action. Cities are central to human habitation and activity, and are major contributors to greenhouse gas emissions. Despite global climate change goals such as The Paris Agreement , barriers exist to taking adequate action in cities to address climate change. Decision making processes and policy in cities must be transformed to meet global climate change mitigation goals and reduce the ris…
Facilitating climate change action across built environment life stages – perspectives from built environment professionals
A framework for climate change curriculum redevelopment within built environment professional degrees
Better policy to support climate change action in the built environment
Climate change action in built environments has not been at the scale or pace required to achieve the global goal (Paris Agreement) to limit warming to 1.5 °C above pre-industrial levels. Action towards climate change goals can be facilitated by effective policy design, and policy reform. However, this is challenging because built environment policy contexts are complex and include policy from multiple sectors (e.g. urban planning, construction, …
Transforming the agency and influence of landscape architects in climate change actions
Continuing Education for Climate Change
Despite the critical need for urban planners to address climate change, there is a limited understanding of planning professionals’ perceptions of their climate change competency. This paper reports results from a survey of Australian urban planning professionals, identifying their perceived climate change knowledge, skills, competencies, and everyday practice. The urban planning professionals surveyed had high levels of perceived climate change …
Climate change preparedness across sectors of the built environment – A review of literature
Towards the transformation of cities
Cities must transform in order to address the challenge of climate change and to achieve societal ambitions such as the sustainable development goals. However, a key impediment to achieving transformation is underdeveloped understandings of how key actors and sectors within the built environment work together to achieve goals. This paper addresses these gaps by developing and visually presenting a process map to describe: the key processes involv…
Climate change transformation
Urban planning policy must do more to integrate climate change adaptation and mitigation actions
Is climate change in the curriculum? An analysis of Australian urban planning degrees
The profession of urban planning contributes to the design and spatial arrangement of cities, and has been recognized as a key potential facilitator of action on climate change. Yet, there has been limited research to understand if, or how, urban planning students are being educated for climate change competency. This paper investigates the coverage of climate change in the curriculum of professionally accredited urban planning university degrees…
Local values and fairness in climate change adaptation
Local values for fairer adaptation to sea-level rise
Time stories
A Plan to Push Limits? Investigating the ecologically sustainable development dimensions of Melbourne's Central Region sustainable water strategy
Drawing upon theory from the field of urban political ecology, we analyse a major strategic water plan for Melbourne, Australia—the Sustainable water strategy for the Central Region, published in 2006. We assess the extent to which the strategy identified and addressed ecological sustainability in terms of: cultural frames; ecological context; social equity; and engagement processes. We identify that the strategy's framing of water was largely se…
University curriculum development – stuck in a process and how to break free
Changes to governance and funding of universities have placed increasing importance on teaching quality. Curriculum development is central to teaching quality. Yet, as research has shown, it is rarely given priority in university departments. We sought to identify key barriers and facilitators of curriculum development in four professionally accredited master's level degree programmes within the University of Melbourne, Australia. Our work progre…
The social values at risk from sea-level rise
Time stories
Local values for fairer adaptation to sea-level rise
Urban planning policy must do more to integrate climate change adaptation and mitigation actions
Local values and fairness in climate change adaptation
Responding to environmental challenges
Environmental planning education has become crucial given the projected implications of climate change for human settlements and nature. However, despite the identified importance of educating planners with regards to sustainability and environmental issues, there has been limited discussion of the topic within literature. In particular, there has been little consultation with planning professionals about their perception of environmental plannin…
The social values at risk from sea-level rise
The role of spatial planning in adapting to climate change
Spatial planning has been identified as a critical mechanism through which climate change adaptation can be facilitated. We review the role of spatial planning as a tool for adaptation to climate change. In doing so, we describe common planning processes and tools. Six capacities of spatial planning that have the potential ability to facilitate climate change adaptation are identified and discussed. These principally relate to spatial planning's …
Voluntary relocation – An exploration of Australian attitudes in the context of drought, recycled and desalinated water
A Plan to Push Limits? Investigating the ecologically sustainable development dimensions of Melbourne's Central Region sustainable water strategy
Drawing upon theory from the field of urban political ecology, we analyse a major strategic water plan for Melbourne, Australia—the Sustainable water strategy for the Central Region, published in 2006. We assess the extent to which the strategy identified and addressed ecological sustainability in terms of: cultural frames; ecological context; social equity; and engagement processes. We identify that the strategy's framing of water was largely se…
Facilitating climate change action across built environment life stages – perspectives from built environment professionals
Better policy to support climate change action in the built environment
Climate change action in built environments has not been at the scale or pace required to achieve the global goal (Paris Agreement) to limit warming to 1.5 °C above pre-industrial levels. Action towards climate change goals can be facilitated by effective policy design, and policy reform. However, this is challenging because built environment policy contexts are complex and include policy from multiple sectors (e.g. urban planning, construction, …
Continuing Education for Climate Change
Despite the critical need for urban planners to address climate change, there is a limited understanding of planning professionals’ perceptions of their climate change competency. This paper reports results from a survey of Australian urban planning professionals, identifying their perceived climate change knowledge, skills, competencies, and everyday practice. The urban planning professionals surveyed had high levels of perceived climate change …
Is climate change in the curriculum? An analysis of Australian urban planning degrees
The profession of urban planning contributes to the design and spatial arrangement of cities, and has been recognized as a key potential facilitator of action on climate change. Yet, there has been limited research to understand if, or how, urban planning students are being educated for climate change competency. This paper investigates the coverage of climate change in the curriculum of professionally accredited urban planning university degrees…
Water alternatives—who and what influences public acceptance
Water supports life, society, the environment and the economy, therefore, the task of ensuring a nation's water supply is one of the most fundamental responsibilities of every government. Water management has become a greater challenge due to the increased demand for water as a result of population growth and the impact of climate change on the variability of rainfall. In response, many cities have implemented plans to augment their traditional w…
Responding to environmental challenges
Environmental planning education has become crucial given the projected implications of climate change for human settlements and nature. However, despite the identified importance of educating planners with regards to sustainability and environmental issues, there has been limited discussion of the topic within literature. In particular, there has been little consultation with planning professionals about their perception of environmental plannin…
Water alternatives—who and what influences public acceptance
Water supports life, society, the environment and the economy, therefore, the task of ensuring a nation's water supply is one of the most fundamental responsibilities of every government. Water management has become a greater challenge due to the increased demand for water as a result of population growth and the impact of climate change on the variability of rainfall. In response, many cities have implemented plans to augment their traditional w…
Voluntary relocation – An exploration of Australian attitudes in the context of drought, recycled and desalinated water
The role of spatial planning in adapting to climate change
Spatial planning has been identified as a critical mechanism through which climate change adaptation can be facilitated. We review the role of spatial planning as a tool for adaptation to climate change. In doing so, we describe common planning processes and tools. Six capacities of spatial planning that have the potential ability to facilitate climate change adaptation are identified and discussed. These principally relate to spatial planning's …
Community acceptance of recycled water
Without improved water resource management, it is predicted that water shortages will affect two‐thirds of humanity by 2025. One solution that has traditionally faced fierce public resistance is recycled waste water. This study investigates the extent to which public communication strategies can influence community acceptance of recycled water, using the framework of Inoculation Theory. A four‐phase experimental design was conducted. Participants…
University curriculum development – stuck in a process and how to break free
Changes to governance and funding of universities have placed increasing importance on teaching quality. Curriculum development is central to teaching quality. Yet, as research has shown, it is rarely given priority in university departments. We sought to identify key barriers and facilitators of curriculum development in four professionally accredited master's level degree programmes within the University of Melbourne, Australia. Our work progre…
The social values at risk from sea-level rise
Local values for fairer adaptation to sea-level rise
Time stories
A Plan to Push Limits? Investigating the ecologically sustainable development dimensions of Melbourne's Central Region sustainable water strategy
Drawing upon theory from the field of urban political ecology, we analyse a major strategic water plan for Melbourne, Australia—the Sustainable water strategy for the Central Region, published in 2006. We assess the extent to which the strategy identified and addressed ecological sustainability in terms of: cultural frames; ecological context; social equity; and engagement processes. We identify that the strategy's framing of water was largely se…
Local values and fairness in climate change adaptation
Is climate change in the curriculum? An analysis of Australian urban planning degrees
The profession of urban planning contributes to the design and spatial arrangement of cities, and has been recognized as a key potential facilitator of action on climate change. Yet, there has been limited research to understand if, or how, urban planning students are being educated for climate change competency. This paper investigates the coverage of climate change in the curriculum of professionally accredited urban planning university degrees…
Climate change transformation
Urban planning policy must do more to integrate climate change adaptation and mitigation actions
Climate change preparedness across sectors of the built environment – A review of literature
Towards the transformation of cities
Cities must transform in order to address the challenge of climate change and to achieve societal ambitions such as the sustainable development goals. However, a key impediment to achieving transformation is underdeveloped understandings of how key actors and sectors within the built environment work together to achieve goals. This paper addresses these gaps by developing and visually presenting a process map to describe: the key processes involv…
Transforming the agency and influence of landscape architects in climate change actions
Continuing Education for Climate Change
Despite the critical need for urban planners to address climate change, there is a limited understanding of planning professionals’ perceptions of their climate change competency. This paper reports results from a survey of Australian urban planning professionals, identifying their perceived climate change knowledge, skills, competencies, and everyday practice. The urban planning professionals surveyed had high levels of perceived climate change …
A framework for climate change curriculum redevelopment within built environment professional degrees
Better policy to support climate change action in the built environment
Climate change action in built environments has not been at the scale or pace required to achieve the global goal (Paris Agreement) to limit warming to 1.5 °C above pre-industrial levels. Action towards climate change goals can be facilitated by effective policy design, and policy reform. However, this is challenging because built environment policy contexts are complex and include policy from multiple sectors (e.g. urban planning, construction, …
Australian urban designers’ experience of barriers and enablers to climate change action
Urban designers have considerable potential to take important climate change actions in the built environment. Based on interviews with urban designers across Australia, it was found that the main actions taken were: development and use of policies and strategies; education and research; appropriate project designs; reduction of carbon footprints; advocacy and lobbying; the use of sustainability measures and ratings; and taking on projects orient…
Australian urban planners’ preparedness to act on climate change
Develops a framework of climate change preparedness of Australian urban planners. • Describes the preparedness of urban planners to take climate change action. • Urban planning processes found to be important stimuli for climate action. • Indicates importance of mainstreaming climate change within urban planning policy. • Need for expansion of education and professional development programs. Land use and development patterns have a significant im…
Towards enhanced urban fire risk reduction through more effective urban policy – a case study of Mandalay city, Myanmar
Urban fire risk in developing countries is influenced by crowded urban environments and limited prevention measures. Planning tools and urban form management can reduce urban fire risk, but research assessing urban policies for urban fire risk reduction (UFRR) is limited. This paper develops a framework for analysing urban policies for UFRR, and applies it to the case study of Mandalay city. Interviews were undertaken with key stakeholders. Resul…
Installing solar panels on heritage buildings
Rapid greenhouse gas emission reductions are necessary to limit climate change. Barriers to emission reductions must be addressed, including in the built environment, which is one of the largest contributors. An ordinary case where a resident erected solar panels (photovoltaics) on the roof of a house in a heritage area reveals how barriers to such initiatives arise. The local planning authority, despite supporting climate mitigation strategies, …
Facilitating Climate Change Action Across Planning Systems
In-depth interviews with Australian urban planners identified barriers to and facilitators of climate change action across Janin Rivolin’s model of planning systems, categorizing them against Healey’s theory of transformations in urban governance. Insights from everyday planning practice reveal four factors necessary to transform urban planning systems for effective climate change action: (1) planning education institutions and professional assoc…
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