Abstract

In the face of increasing climate change impacts, building resilient regional networks has become critical for sustaining connectivity and promoting regional development. This article examines the interplay between climate resilience and regional connectivity, focusing on strategies to enhance infrastructure robustness, adapt to environmental changes, and mitigate risks. By analyzing case studies and best practices, this study highlights the importance of integrating climate resilience into regional planning and infrastructure development. The findings emphasize that proactive measures and adaptive strategies are essential for maintaining connectivity and fostering sustainable regional growth in an era of climate uncertainty.