Urban–Rural Linkages Driving Sustainable Development in East Africa
Stronger urban–rural linkages are key to East Africa’s sustainable future. Discover how city–hinterland partnerships drive inclusive growth.| Urbanet
Stronger urban–rural linkages are key to East Africa’s sustainable future. Discover how city–hinterland partnerships drive inclusive growth.| Urbanet
Discover fresh Indigenous perspectives on urban spaces this summer! Dive into stories, studies, and insights from ancient cities to modern urban life worldwide. Explore. Reflect. Enjoy! Der Beitrag Summer Reading List: Explore Indigenous Perspectives on Urban Spaces! erschien zuerst auf Urbanet.| Urbanet
Explore how Otavalo became a thriving Indigenous city through the resilience and leadership of the Kichwa people, reshaping urban life in Ecuador.| Urbanet
Africa’s cities are at a turning point. Astrid Haas cautions: betting everything on private capital risks deepening, not solving, urban inequality. Der Beitrag Putting the Public Back in Finance: Reclaiming Urban Infrastructure for the Common Good erschien zuerst auf Urbanet.| Urbanet
Cities in the Global South must be empowered with the tools and resources they need to adapt to climate change.| Urbanet
News and Debates on Municipal and Local Governance, Sustainable Urban Development, and Decentralisation.| Urbanet
Bangladeshi cities lead the fight against extreme urban heat. Authors Vassiliki Kravva and Viktoria Pues reveal key strategies for building resilient, liveable cities.| Urbanet
What if our cities and landscapes stopped fighting water and instead absorbed, stored, and slowly released rain like a natural sponge? Cecilia Polacow Herzog, Osvaldo Moura Rezende and João Luís Bittencourt Guimarães urge us to embrace water as an ally in building resilient, sustainable, and livable urban spaces. Der Beitrag Sponge Watersheds: Nature’s Blueprint for Resilient Cities erschien zuerst auf Urbanet.| Urbanet
Reuse is a circular approach, where packaging is cleaned, refilled, and used repeatedly.| Urbanet
The average Mozambican is 16 years old, while more than 40 per cent of its inhabitants are even younger than 15 years.| Urbanet
Reuse is a circular approach, where packaging is cleaned, refilled, and used repeatedly.| Urbanet
Traditionally, waste management in most cities is handled by municipal authorities and frequently outsourced to contractors.| Urbanet
Building inclusive cities takes a collective effort from the government, academics, civil society organisations, and women with disabilities themselves.| Urbanet
It is critical to ensure that urban innovations dismantle gender biases rather than reinforce them.| Urbanet
We must educate our peers on architectural principles while embracing each region and country's local culture.| Urbanet
As geopolitical winds shift, cities must anchor climate action by leading with vision and inclusive strategies.| Urbanet
Learn how cities are stepping up to promote sustainability by rethinking urban mobility and governance, tackling climate change, and creating more livable spaces for everyone.| Urbanet
Cities driving change: How collaborative governance transforms urban sustainability across Europe. Insights from innovative city networks and EU partnerships.| Urbanet
If young people were afforded meaningful representation in formal politics, cities would be shaped by their authentic voices and concerns.| Urbanet
There are no studies on urban uses and mobility for children and youth in Paraguay.| Urbanet
Explore how cities like Rome and Fortaleza are using AI to drive urban sustainability, inspired by insights from the ICLEI World Congress.| Urbanet
The new macro-region develops transversally and connects Antioquia with its territorial development nodes, with Colombia, and with the world.| Urbanet
The new macro-region develops transversally and connects Antioquia with its territorial development nodes, with Colombia, and with the world.| Urbanet
