Authors :
Ewoukem Nde Ydriss-Junior; Bwemba Charles; Din Edouard
Volume/Issue :
Volume 10 - 2025, Issue 8 - August
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DOI :
https://doi.org/10.38124/ijisrt/25aug940
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Abstract :
The coastline is a major economic driver for coastal countries, but these areas continue to face increasing hazards,
particularly more severe flooding. It is becoming imperative to preserve these areas by developing new, adapted housing
strategies. This research, based on the case of Douala 6 in Cameroon, proposes a resilient way of living that reduces the risks
associated with flooding. The study incorporates local practices, cultural values, and community approaches to improve the
living conditions of residents while promoting harmonious coexistence with their immediate environment. Beyond the
Cameroonian context, this approach offers an innovative and replicable model of climate adaptation for other vulnerable
coastal areas.
Keywords :
Coastal Resilience, Flooding, Housing, Douala 6, Climate Adaptation.
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The coastline is a major economic driver for coastal countries, but these areas continue to face increasing hazards,
particularly more severe flooding. It is becoming imperative to preserve these areas by developing new, adapted housing
strategies. This research, based on the case of Douala 6 in Cameroon, proposes a resilient way of living that reduces the risks
associated with flooding. The study incorporates local practices, cultural values, and community approaches to improve the
living conditions of residents while promoting harmonious coexistence with their immediate environment. Beyond the
Cameroonian context, this approach offers an innovative and replicable model of climate adaptation for other vulnerable
coastal areas.
Keywords :
Coastal Resilience, Flooding, Housing, Douala 6, Climate Adaptation.