Environment & Urbanization

World leading environmental and urban studies journal

Book notes

Scholarly and policy circles can take it for granted that climate change is an undeniable reality.

A resilient city must have, among other things, the capacity to satisfy the water and sanitation needs of it

Improved multistakeholder collaboration in the water and sanitation sector can contribute towards building g

Indian coastal cities are susceptible to climate-induced rapid and slow-onset disasters, like cyclonic storm

This paper attempts to identify a strategy for improving collaboration between stakeholders working in Dhaka

The Vietnamese government is aware of the country’s vulnerability to climate change impacts.

This book emerged from a competition for advanced graduate students, which aimed to highlight innovative ideas from a new generation of scholars on urban poverty reduction.

This peer-reviewed paper highlights that even the most conservative economic approaches show the monetary advantages of investing in urban green and blue infrastructure, such as rehabilitation of rivers and woodlands.

This short and thought-provoking text by the author of Ground Control acts as a starting point to investigate and debate the privatization of public life in the city and the prospects of better ways to work together as a society.

Climate change presents multiple challenges for local governments in developing countries.

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