Correction: From “build back the same” to transformative recovery: enablers and barriers for climate-focused pathways in post-disaster case studies across Europe

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From “build back the same” to transformative recovery: enablers and barriers for climate-focused pathways in post-disaster case studies across Europe

by Udovyk, O., Soloviy, V., Blanes, J. P., Nahiduzzaman, K. M., Özdogan, F., Maglione, A. D. and Pennino, S. (2025). Front. Sustain. Cities 7:1656725. doi: 10.3389/frsc.2025.1656725

The captions for all figures were in the wrong order. The order has now been corrected. Additionally, Figure 1 was incorrectly cited instead of Figure 2 in the section Materials and methods, subsection “Disruption and destabilization”, paragraph 1. The correct sentence is “Socio-technical regimes—such as energy, mobility, housing, or food—are stabilized by the interplay of technologies, policies, norms, and institutions (see Figure 2).”

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Figure 1. Locations of the selected case studies.

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Figure 2. System destabilization through disruption.

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Figure 3. System reconfiguration possibilities emerge within the window of opportunity.

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Figure 4. Three generic recovery pathway patterns.

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Figure 5. Transformative recovery analytical framework.

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