Seven transformations for more equitable and sustainable cities
Publication Year: 2021
Author(s): Mahendra A, King R, Du J, Dasgupta A, Beard VA, Kallergis A, Schalch K
Abstract:
Urbanization is happening differently today than in the past and occurring most rapidly in places with the fewest resources. Traditional approaches are not able to keep up, leaving billions of people with poor access to basic necessities, dragging down economies and damaging the environment. The report brings together the best thinking from over six years of research and more than 160 authors and reviewers. It acts as a roadmap for how to break through sectoral silos and the status quo to make cities more equal, which will in turn create prosperity, reduce environmental damage and improve livelihoods. The report documents breakthrough innovations from numerous cities, revealing real solutions and the outcomes of investing in equitable service provision. It also offers a clear path to recovery now and resilience in the future.
Publisher/Organisation: World Resources Institute
Theme: Sustainable transportation | Subtheme: Environment Impact
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