David Dodman

Dr. David Dodman is an expert on climate change vulnerability and resilience in urban centers at the International Institute for Environment and Development. His current work focuses on understanding the nature of urban risks, and the way in which daily hazards, major disasters and climate change can affect low-income urban residents. He is working with local organizations, international agencies and universities to build resilience in urban communities and cities. He has expertise in urban governance for adaptation, urban livelihoods in the context of climate change and community-based environmental management. David’s work has a particular focus on eastern and southern Africa and Southeast Asia.

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Planning for Climate Change in African Cities (Coursera) Coursera
Erasmus University Rotterdam,United Cities and Local Governments of Africa,African Local Government Academy,Institute for Housing and Urban Development

Planning for Climate Change in African Cities (Coursera)

In this insightful online course, you'll explore the critical issue of climate change adaptation in African cities. Designed for professionals, policymakers, and enthusiasts alike, the course provides a deep dive into understanding the unique challenges faced by urban areas in Africa due to climate change and offers practical strategies for planning and implementing effective adaptation measures.

Oct 12th 2026
5-12 Weeks
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