
The Right to the City
This article gives a brief overview of the Right to the City, its history and its current importance.
This article gives a brief overview of the Right to the City, its history and its current importance.
In order to reach SDG 11 by 2030, we need to understand what our cities are doing to achieve the goal and to analyse how progress is being measured. This article presents three different tools and identifies gaps and opportunities in data collection.
A critical look at the 10th World Urban Forum in Abu Dhabi in February 2020.
I managed to visit all three major counter events happening in Quito during Habitat III.
The main criticisms regarding the New Urban Agenda are its vagueness, the lacking linkages to the SDGS and former HABITAT documents, the focus on cities, neo-liberal tendencies and a grave shortfall of follow-up mechanisms.
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