Great article for anyone seeking to innovate or manage anything.
"Before you charge in to make things better, pay attention to the value of what’s already there."
(Thanks Hania for passing along.) lnkd.in/eJ4gU8g
A glimmer of hope. (Interestingly, I presumed Nordic countries would be among the top.) lnkd.in/enJ4XkV
We're here at the Bloomberg Data for Good Exchange d4gx.com #dfgx
Hunting for insights in how community-driven data can integrate into larger scale frameworks (like the SDGs), yet still remains valuable for addressing a community's needs. lnkd.in/e_4kZ_H
A great bench-mark for planning car-free communities, which include the needs of the elderly, children, as well as overburdened parents who too often have to drive everyone everywhere. lnkd.in/esBiNhQ
Grateful once again to Montpellier Business School, the strategic management (StratMeUp) profs and the team of Master of Science business students, coming from 4 degree programs and 4 continents.
The team surveyed multiple NGOs and charities engaged in…lnkd.in/ecvcgMd
Forced evictions still the default option for governments. But do they actually do any good for cities? For anyone? nitter.gq/sdinet/status/64741420…
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How r Sierra Leone communities turning plastic waste into concrete pavers?
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EXCELLENT overview of barriers & approaches re: low-income housing in informal, urban African contexts. unhabitat.org/books/quick-gu…
Tops our list of the most egregious, shallow, and perverse understandings of housing in informal settlements. dezeen.com/2015/08/20/shippi…
Replying to @smartcitiesdive
“@sustaincities: #Cities are Built of Steel and Cement. How Can We Make These More #Sustainable? @DavidKThorpe ow.ly/QfGA1” – at Pantin, France




