Can Shared Urban Spaces Become Our Shield Against the Climate Crisis?
Rethinking the role of shared urban spaces is essential in tackling the impacts of climate change, says Maria Sitzoglou. Discover how cities worldwide are transforming existing urban areas to combat extreme weather and create resilient, inclusive communities.
A Small Town Copes With Big Disaster: What Can We Learn from Mongla in Bangladesh?
Mongla in Bangladesh is facing adverse climate change impacts. What can we learn from the town’s efforts to minimise the effects using its capacity and leadership? By Lutfor Rahman
Environmental Justice: Making a Case for Sustainable and Equitable Urban Mobility in Abuja
Can Abuja's urban mobility guarantee a sustainable and equitable future? Mathias Agbo Jr. spotlights the transformative potentials of projects like the Abuja Light Rail, reimagined Urban Mass Transit, pedestrian pathways, and cycling initiatives. Discover how these innovations could offer a greener, more equitable city.
From Risk Aversion to Climate Resilience: MHT’s Climate Risk Insurance Game
Women are particularly affected by climate change. Chirayu Brahmbhatt introduces an innovative game on climate risk insurance for female empowerment.
Cycling in the Heat: Overcoming Challenges and Promoting Sustainable Mobility
Hot weather conditions can discourage urban dwellers from biking. Mathias Merforth introduces inspiring city approaches that promote cycling despite the obstacles faced. Join the ride!
Unwind and Connect: Creating Safe and Inclusive Public Spaces in Urban Districts of Malaysia
How can we transform the landscapes of Malaysian cities into green and sustainable neighbourhoods? Wan Azlina dissects the complex interplay of historical, economic, political, and cultural factors contributing to the scarcity of green spaces in Malaysian urban neighbourhoods.