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Purpose-Built Cities

The Mirage of Purpose-Built Cities

By |December 2nd 2025|Categories: Housing and Construction|Tags: , , , , |

Gulf purpose-built cities like Masdar and NEOM often fall short of their grand visions, becoming underpopulated and more symbolic than lived. Yasser Elsheshtawy calls for more grounded, socially responsive approaches that prioritise everyday life over spectacle.

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Urban Digitalisation for Climate

Loss and Damage in Informal Urban Settlements: How Digital Solutions Can Support Pathways Towards More Climate Justice

By |November 19th 2025|Categories: Resilient Cities and Climate|Tags: , , , |

Digital tools expose where climate loss and damage hits hardest in informal settlements — a shift highlighted by Jacqueline Wingens through Nairobi’s Pamoja Trust.

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Urban Digitalisation for Climate

Rebuilding Trust on the Move: How Blockchain Can Help Transform Public Transport

By |November 4th 2025|Categories: Housing and Construction, Sustainable Infrastructure|Tags: , , , , , |

From half-finished flyovers and hours of standstill to “limited public funding,” public transport across the Global South is chronically underfunded. The consequence? Eroded public trust. Tuhu Nugraha shows how blockchain technology could turn promises into verifiable progress on sustainable infrastructure – enabling shared responsibility, fairness, and renewed trust.

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Informal Housing in Cities

From Fear to Resilience: Urban Informal Settlements in the Global South

By |October 14th 2025|Categories: Housing and Construction|Tags: , , , , |

Across the Global South, families like Asma Banu’s live under eviction threats while powering cities. Her story demands dignity, secure tenure and basic services for all. By Muaz Hussain

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Informal Housing in Cities

Co-Creating Homes: An Emphatic Approach to Slum Upgrading

By |September 30th 2025|Categories: General, Housing and Construction|Tags: , , , , |

Abuja, Nigeria’s fast-growing capital, is home to Garki Village, a prominent slum area. Often dismissed as an eyesore, it challenges conventional ideas of housing interventions. Maryam Abbakyari shows how empathy and co-creation with residents can transform slum upgrading from technical fixes into climate-responsive, culturally rooted solutions.

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Communal Partnerships between Cities

Berlin and Mexico City: Rethinking Partnerships to Envision the Cities We Aspire To

By |September 16th 2025|Categories: General|Tags: , , , , |

The Berlin–Mexico City partnership, part of the Sister Cities in Action project, shows how city collaborations can move beyond official ties and become dynamic, community-driven initiatives. Silvana Almaraz describes how, by equality, South–South learning, and intersectionality, the tandem creates inclusive spaces where civil society leads collective action.

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