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Resilient Cities and Climate

Connective Cities

Campinas Turns Trash into Treasure with Bold Green Space Initiative

By |September 17th 2024|

In Campinas, a linear parks programme has been breathing new life into forgotten spaces, turning them into thriving green areas that bring people closer to nature and each other. By Gabriel Neves

Connective Cities

Road Safety and Technology Go Hand in Hand

By |September 3rd 2024|

Pereira, Colombia, is pioneering a photodetection initiative with lifesaving cameras to transform road safety and driver behaviour, setting a bold example for smart urban mobility in the digital age. By Marcela Neira Medina

Urban Mobility

TUMI Lab Success Story: Data-Driven Urban Planning Transforms Cities

By |July 30th 2024|

Imagine buses that dodge flooded streets and outsmart traffic jams. Hannah Behr takes us to Ho Chi Minh City, where this is becoming reality. The TUMI Lab uses big data revolutionise urban mobility, making the city resilient to climate challenges.

ICLEI World Congress 2024

Harnessing Opportunities and Reducing Risks: Using Artificial Intelligence for Local Climate Action

By |July 4th 2024|

Nidhi Misra unveils how AI is revolutionising urban climate action. From Rome's pollinator projects to Fortaleza's smart bike lanes, discover how cities are harnessing AI's power to create sustainable futures.

UNEA-6

Where the Rubber Hits the Road: Localising Climate Action in Cities

By |March 1st 2024|

Since COP28 in Dubai in December 2023, the role of cities and local governments in implementing climate and sustainability goals has come to the forefront. At the recently concluded United Nations Environment Assembly (UNEA 6) in Nairobi, the Cities Summit on February 23rd focused on localising climate action, Laura Puttkamer reports.

Informality and Social Protection

Are Environmental Protections Leaving Social Security Behind?

By |February 6th 2024|

Climate change exacerbates inequality while inequality exacerbates climate change. So, how can we break free from this cycle that disproportionately harms those communities that contribute the least to climate change, Taylor Cass Talbott asks.

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