Johannes Bhanye is an Urban Planner and a Postdoctoral Research Fellow at the African Climate and Development Initiative (ACDI), University of Cape Town, where his work focuses on climate-induced disasters, hydro-citizenship, urban flood adaptation, and adaptive governance in informal settlements.Vuyisile Moyo is a Postdoctoral Research Fellow at African Climate and Development Initiative (ACDI), University of Cape Town, working on Heat Adaptation in Cape Town informal settlements.Collins Matiza is a Postdoctoral Research Fellow at the Climate Risk Lab under the African Climate and Development Initiative (ACDI), University of Cape Town, where his work equips communities and decision-makers with the spatial intelligence needed to adapt to a changing climate.

• 1  Framing Climate Extremes and Urban Informality: Challenges, Vulnerabilities, and Pathways to Adaptation2  Navigating the Impacts of Extreme Heat in Cape Town’s Informal Settlements3  Climate Change and Extreme Heat Policies in South Africa: A Governance Critique4  Hydro-Citizenship and Flooding on the Margins: Lived Experiences and Everyday Adaptation in Cape Town’s Rough Neighbourhoods5  Embodied Floods: Health, Gender, and Adaptation in the Face of Urban Flooding in Cape Town’s Rough Neighbourhoods6  Spatiotemporal Analysis of Informal Settlement Dynamics Using Deep Learning and Sentinel-2 Time Series: A Cape Town Case Study7  Uncertainty-Informed Bayesian Flood Hazard Mapping for Cost-Effective Municipal Planning: A Spatial Decision-Support Framework for eThekwini8  Towards Just and Inclusive Climate Adaptation: Policy Pathways and Future Directions for African Informal Settlements

Johannes Bhanye is an Urban Planner and a Postdoctoral Research Fellow at the African Climate and Development Initiative (ACDI), University of Cape Town, where his work focuses on climate-induced disasters, hydro-citizenship, urban flood adaptation, and adaptive governance in informal settlements.Vuyisile Moyo is a Postdoctoral Research Fellow at African Climate and Development Initiative (ACDI), University of Cape Town, working on Heat Adaptation in Cape Town informal settlements.Collins Matiza is a Postdoctoral Research Fellow at the Climate Risk Lab under the African Climate and Development Initiative (ACDI), University of Cape Town, where his work equips communities and decision-makers with the spatial intelligence needed to adapt to a changing climate.

• 1  Framing Climate Extremes and Urban Informality: Challenges, Vulnerabilities, and Pathways to Adaptation2  Navigating the Impacts of Extreme Heat in Cape Town’s Informal Settlements3  Climate Change and Extreme Heat Policies in South Africa: A Governance Critique4  Hydro-Citizenship and Flooding on the Margins: Lived Experiences and Everyday Adaptation in Cape Town’s Rough Neighbourhoods5  Embodied Floods: Health, Gender, and Adaptation in the Face of Urban Flooding in Cape Town’s Rough Neighbourhoods6  Spatiotemporal Analysis of Informal Settlement Dynamics Using Deep Learning and Sentinel-2 Time Series: A Cape Town Case Study7  Uncertainty-Informed Bayesian Flood Hazard Mapping for Cost-Effective Municipal Planning: A Spatial Decision-Support Framework for eThekwini8  Towards Just and Inclusive Climate Adaptation: Policy Pathways and Future Directions for African Informal Settlements

Johannes Bhanye is an Urban Planner and a Postdoctoral Research Fellow at the African Climate and Development Initiative (ACDI), University of Cape Town, where his work focuses on climate-induced disasters, hydro-citizenship, urban flood adaptation, and adaptive governance in informal settlements.Vuyisile Moyo is a Postdoctoral Research Fellow at African Climate and Development Initiative (ACDI), University of Cape Town, working on Heat Adaptation in Cape Town informal settlements.Collins Matiza is a Postdoctoral Research Fellow at the Climate Risk Lab under the African Climate and Development Initiative (ACDI), University of Cape Town, where his work equips communities and decision-makers with the spatial intelligence needed to adapt to a changing climate.

• 1  Framing Climate Extremes and Urban Informality: Challenges, Vulnerabilities, and Pathways to Adaptation2  Navigating the Impacts of Extreme Heat in Cape Town’s Informal Settlements3  Climate Change and Extreme Heat Policies in South Africa: A Governance Critique4  Hydro-Citizenship and Flooding on the Margins: Lived Experiences and Everyday Adaptation in Cape Town’s Rough Neighbourhoods5  Embodied Floods: Health, Gender, and Adaptation in the Face of Urban Flooding in Cape Town’s Rough Neighbourhoods6  Spatiotemporal Analysis of Informal Settlement Dynamics Using Deep Learning and Sentinel-2 Time Series: A Cape Town Case Study7  Uncertainty-Informed Bayesian Flood Hazard Mapping for Cost-Effective Municipal Planning: A Spatial Decision-Support Framework for eThekwini8  Towards Just and Inclusive Climate Adaptation: Policy Pathways and Future Directions for African Informal Settlements