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To be read in conjunction with my previous post.

Our newest article with Sirkku Wallin is finally published!

Some fascinating and informative reading in here https://except.eco/

📣 Learn more about the Urban Agenda for the EU and their Thematic Partnerships in this new video. The Call for new Thematic Partnerships open next week, stay tuned for more details!

I wanted to explain that […] this is the continuity of one century of thinkers and doers, in parallel with the massification of the individual car, the segmentation, and the de-personification of cities. […] This book offers a new perspective just for saying ‘Yes we can.’  😀 👌

🏙 Rethinking Urban Futures 💱 Urban life is filled with interconnected complexities, it is very important to embrace systems innovation that can transform our cities into more sustainable, resilient places of inclusivity. Cities are living ecosystems where innovations and collaborations can be fostered through a creative space for partnerships between citizens, businesses, and governments. This would build the adaptive capacity for the cities to respond to challenges, creating a more resilient urban environment. These principles can guide us toward innovative urban futures. Discover more about the systems innovation in our paper https://is.gd/Kb5RoP

From Data to Decisions: An Urban Digital Twin Framework for Sustainable and Proactive Urban Management This study introduces a comprehensive, dynamic, and interactive urban digital twin framework Find out more: http://spkl.io/6041f1sEL @junfengjiao

People want to live in cities where they and their families can thrive. This means creating urban environments that are safe, sustainable, inclusive, and with access to good education, healthcare and green spaces.  Which city claimed the top spot, and which had the biggest improvement since our last edition? We have the answers. Our Urban Resilience Index is back for its 2024 edition, in partnership with the World Governments Summit, scoring 50 global cities across 131 quantitative and qualitative indicators. Discover the ratings of major hubs such as Dubai, New York, Tokyo, and São Paulo, or evaluate your city with our interactive self-assessment simulator. https://lnkd.in/d4Apks8N  #Urban_Resilience

Fascinating fine-grained analysis by Prof. Quentin Stevens and Dr Ha Minh Hai Thai, of RMIT of the spatial character of the ‘Chinese-ness’ of Chinatowns in Melbourne, Sydney, San Francisco and Yokohama. Raises lots of questions about what a ‘Chinatown’ could be … and how such tools might be applied to map any urban or suburban district identified with one ethnic group (no matter how diverse it may be otherwise), and the degree to which planning and design controls can or should be deployed to reinforce such identities, or otherwise. https://lnkd.in/g2tUDND5