Better Cities Apr/May 2024
Better Cities | Apr/May 2024
Rejuvenate, Reinvent, Reimagine
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Appointment of CLC’s Advisory Panel
(2024 – 2026)
CLC’s Advisory Panel serves as an invaluable source of expertise and
mentorship for the Centre. As established leaders in their respective domains,
Panel members, led by Professor Cheong Koon Hean, bring a wealth of
experience expertise and advice to CLC’s work and projects, and help the
Centre connect locally and internationally.
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China Development Forum
CLC’s Executive Director (ED) Hugh Lim led a delegation to attend the annual
China Development Forum (CDF) in Beijing, themed “Engaging with the World for
Common Prosperity” in March this year.
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Indonesian Delegation
Visit to Singapore
From 25 to 27 March 2024, the Centre for Liveable Cities welcomed
Mr Mohammad Ramdhan Pomanto, Mayor of Makassar City, Ms Silvia Halim,
Deputy for Facilities and Infrastructure of Nusantara National Capital
Authority (NNCA/IKN), and 20 other Indonesian officials from Makassar
City, NNCA/IKN, Ministry of National Development Planning (BAPENNAS) and
Ministry of Public Works and Housing (PUPR).
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Visit to US Cities
A delegation from the Centre for Liveable Cities visited cities in the
United States of America in April and to attend the Urban Land Institute (ULI)
Spring Meeting in New York City.
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Second Roundtable on the
Future of Central Business Districts
On 26 Mar 2024, CLC and Arup held the second of a three-part Roundtable series
on the Future of Central Business Districts (CBDs). This round, 45 representatives
from Asia Pacific cities shared on the various city-level initiatives (the How to’s)
and on useful indicators to realise their goals for future CBDs.
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World Cities Summit 2024 –
Liveable and Sustainable Cities:
Rejuvenate, Reinvent, and Reimagine
We’re less than a month away from WCS 2024! Register now to secure your seat
at WCS 2024! Trade visitor passes will be made available soon for visitors who
wish to visit our exhibition floor.
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Urban Solutions #23 | The Smart City Dialectic:
Challenging Assumptions
of Inclusivity
With the advent of data and
technology-driven initiatives, many
cities across the globe have embarked
on projects capitalising on the power
of technology to improve urban living
conditions andovercome existing
limitations. The “smart city” strategy
is neither confined to top tier cities
nor to cities in the developed world,
as the Association of Southeast Asian
Nations (ASEAN) Smart Cities Network
exemplifies.
Source: Getty Images
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Urban Solutions #23 | Citizen Science and
Participation for Inclusive
Smart Cities
Professor Vanessa Evers advocates
for citizen science and participation to
enhance policymaking processes and
support the advancement of inclusive
smart cities.
Source: Bridger Teton NF / Wikimedia Commons
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