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South–South Cooperation For Cities In Asia
Published: July 2014 Publisher: Southasiadisasters.net Issue No. 114, July 2014 Theme: Towards Urban Resilience The coming wave of technological innovations aimed at global South cities will dominate civic debates whether people wish it to or not. Already, futuristic, 21st-century cities are being built around Asia from scratch. I had the privilege of visiting a couple…
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Lima To Delhi: What Can Be Learned On Urban Resilience?
Published: March 2015 Publisher: Southasiadisasters.net Issue No. 128, March 2015 Theme: Challenges of Urban Resilience in India Fast-growing cities and urban areas in the global South can be vulnerable because they lack the web of structures and institutions that enable more long-established cities to mitigate risks and, when a disaster does strike, to bounce back…
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Innovations In Green Economy: Top Three Agenda
By David South southasiadiasters.net December 2013 The transition to a green economy has reached a crossroads: while multilateral global initiatives have been long-running and complex, the idea of a green economy still seems fragile and achieving it far from certain. In the face of the ravages of the global economic crisis that has raged since 2007/2008,…
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