Developing Bankable Projects for Cities
At Metropolitan Solutions 2015, we interviewed Klaus Gihr (Head of Division, Energy, Water and Agriculture Unit, KfW Development Bank). Below…
Cities in Action: Low-Carbon Action in Helsinki
The Urban-LEDS European Project City of Helsinki aims to reduce its greenhouse gas emissions by at least 30% by 2020,…
G1: “It’s Not Just the Same Old. It’s Really Something New!”
A talk show at an international conference? It works! Guests Richard Friend (Institute of Social and Environmental Transition in Bangkok),…
G2: Resilient Businesses Make Strong Communities
Between 2011 and 2012, three hurricanes struck New York City, seriously damaging the city’s coasts. For example, Hurricane Sandy caused…
B4: Making Plans that Outlast Politicians
This post is part of our live blog series from the Resilient Cities 2015 congress. For more live blogs, please…
F3: No Data, No Assessment
Let’s create a new indicator: the number of smart phone pictures taken in a session could tell us how interesting…
E3: Is Green Always Better Than Gray?
Is it better to use green infrastructure solutions than gray ones for enhancing resilience? You might think that the answer…
Outlook: All Roads Lead to Paris (Via All Other Cities)
This post is part of our live blog series from the Resilient Cities 2015 congress. For more live blogs, please…
H3: How Do You Relocate a City?
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Voices in the Corridor: 10 June 2015
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E4: Disease control lessons: Lots of Work to Do
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C0: Should Public Funding Be a Last Resort?
This post is part of our live blog series from the Resilient Cities 2015 congress. For more live blogs, please…