Matthias Nohn, Autor bei Urbanet

About Matthias Nohn

Matt Nohn is an urban economist and development planner with over 15 years of professional experience in more than 20 countries, including assignments with GIZ, The World Bank, UN-Habitat, the Gates Foundation and multiple universities, think tanks and grass-roots movements. His work addresses the land, housing, transportation and employment conundrum with focus on domestic resource mobilization and incremental, labor-intensive development. A Loeb Fellow at Harvard Graduate School of Design, he holds a Master of Public Policy from Harvard Kennedy School and a Dipl.-Ing. Architecture and Urban Planning from TU Darmstadt and is the promoter of Rapid Urbanism: a progressive school of thought for designing policy responses to rapid urbanization challenges.

The Right to the City: “It is critical to urbanise informal settlements”

The Right to the City: “It is critical to urbanise informal settlements”

By Matthias Nohn|2017-10-14T16:11:34+02:00September 7th 2016|Basic Infrastructure & Housing, Housing & Informality, housing, informal settlements, Right to the City, slums, urban growth, urbanisation|

In modern-day cities, issues such as affordable and good housing, or the question of who designs neighborhoods are very relevant and often imply a conflict of interests. URBANET talked to Harvard Loeb Fellow Matthias Nohn about the challenges and chances that cities face, and about what really constitutes the "Right to the City".

About Matthias Nohn

The Right to the City: “It is critical to urbanise informal settlements”

The Right to the City: “It is critical to urbanise informal settlements”

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