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With the Asian Development Bank for the Indonesian Ministry of Public Works and Housing.
The Livable Settlements Investment Project (LSIP) was a technical assistance project financed by the Asian Development Bank (ADB) to develop a potential US$150 million loan program that would finance climate resilient slum upgrading in five coastal cities in Indonesia.
The persistence of human settlements with inadequate urban infrastructure and services has multidimensional root causes. Although focused on urban infrastructure and services, the project took a holistic approach to assessing urban resilience in anticipation that physical infrastructure alone would not be enough to build citywide urban resilience.
The project’s framework includes four key dimensions:
- built capital: access to basic services and housing in slum areas;
- human capital: social and livelihood resilience for the urban poor;
- natural capital: resilience of natural resources for the urban poor; and
- social capital: capacity of local government and communities to plan, deliver,
operate, and maintain basic services and livelihood support programs for the urban poor.
Tiffany led development of the Livable Settlements Investment Project and managed the 11-person global consultant team.