Better Cities Feb 2021
Better Cities | Feb 2021
Thriving Cities of the Future
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To Build Resilient City Infrastructure,
Look to Ancient Roman Aqueducts
for Inspiration
COVID-19, the climate crisis, social shifts and new technologies have shaken the world. Minister Indranee reflects on Singapore’s experience with Dr Cheong Koon Heanand the importance of creating a green and resilient future through comprehensive city and infrastructure planning and working with the international community and citizens, for cities to continue thriving despite disruption.
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Be Pro-Active in the
Global Technology
Development Process
How can we unleash the potential of
technology for smarter and greener
cities amidst global disruptions? A WCS
2021 Preview webinar sheds light on
how cities can lead global technology
development through identifying its
greatest challenges, establishing trust
with the industry, and facilitating an
agile procurement framework.
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The Business Case
for Addressing
Climate Risk
Climate resilience cannot be
undertaken by one entity alone. Our
speakers share the business case
for companies to commit to climate
resilience and the importance of
science and data not only to inform
policies, but also to report corporates’
performance on their environmental,
social and corporate governance goals.
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Rethinking Sustainable
Vertical Urbanism
Experts from around the globe, including CLC’s Research Director Limin
Hee, share how cities can be more responsive and anticipatory to
optimise health, social, and economic outcomes amidst rapid
change and disruption.
Image: 贝莉儿 DANIST, Unsplash
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Urban Solutions #18 |Rethinking Planning Paradigms
in the Wake of Covid-19
The COVID-19 public health crisis has transformed the way we live,
work, play and learn. To ensure that cities and people are resilient
against future pandemics, Dr Cheong Koon Hean shares how
governments can re-think planning paradigms and
innovate to inspire behavioural change.
PDF: 2.82 MB
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Urban Solutions #18 |New Ways of Living for
a Post-Covid Future
The 15-minute city where density is
pleasant, proximity is vibrant and social
intensity is real: Amid a devastating
coronavirus pandemic, Paris inspires
urban planners to rewrite the playbook
on reimagining cities for a more
sustainable future.
Image: Emily Chaix, City of Paris
PDF: 1.81 MB
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Urban Solutions #18 |Planning for Public
Health Crises
Learning from the SARS outbreak in
2003, Singapore introduced a city-wide
network of Public Health Preparedness
Clinics that, together with sound
urban planning policies, has enabled
the city to manage the COVID-19
pandemic effectively.
Image: The Straits Times, Singapore Press Holdings Limited
PDF: 1.52 MB
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