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16 februari 2021

African Resilience

Welcome to AFRICAN RESILIENCE. By using both their differences and similarities, for instance in background, interests and creativity, four students of the MSc Environmental Engineering of the TU Delft created a game that aims to increase the resilience of the city of Cape Town, South Africa. The resilience of a city is determined by its ability to prepare, adapt and recover from stresses, long during destructive events and its following more sudden shocks. The game was created by Charlotte Raven, Liselotte Wisman, Ranjeev Bhatia and Yidan Xu.

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Ranjeev Bhatia, Yidan Xu, Charlotte Raven

5 oktober 2020

Energy exploition in Cape Town

The report delves into the potential effects of Energy Exploitation as a stress and its corresponding shocks on the resilience of Cape Town, a coastal city in South Africa. In this study, the City is divided into 4 subsystems which would serve as indicators for resilience i.e. the health of the City. For each subsystem, shocks are defined as a result of energy exploitation. The resilience of the city was studied via a concept map which shows how the shock correlates which each subsystem and whether it has a positive or negative correlation. Potential solution strategies were also investigated based on the availability and ethical implications on the societal subsystem. The outline of the report is a general investigation of the existing resilience and how the resilience would deteriorate with the current Paradigm in place.

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Ranjeev Bhatia