Kopano Ntsoane

Kopano Ntsoane is a South African researcher and writer deeply engaged in urban development and climate resilience. He serves as a junior researcher at the South African Cities Network (SACN), where his work focuses on the intersection of urban economies, social equity, and sustainability. His research explores how diverse economic models can coexist within South Africa's urban landscapes, aiming to promote inclusive and resilient communities.

In his role as a researcher for Climate Change Writers South Africa, Kopano has contributed insightful analyses on community-based climate adaptation. His writings emphasize the importance of integrating local, regional, and national efforts to support community decision-making in adapting to climate change and building resilience.

Kopano's contributions to Climate Change Writers South Africa have been instrumental in highlighting the need for proactive measures to reduce vulnerability during emergencies and before they occur. His work underscores the significance of multi-level collaboration in fostering climate-resilient development.

Through his combined roles at SACN and Climate Change Writers South Africa, Kopano Ntsoane continues to advocate for inclusive, community-driven approaches to climate adaptation. His work not only informs policy and practice but also empowers communities to actively participate in shaping their climate-resilient futures.