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How can the health and well-being of populations in cities in emerging markets be increased? The Center will address challenges faced in creating sustainable, safe and people-focused environments with a high health status. How do you create a city for its people with a high quality of life? How do livable cities create a sense of community? How can the satisfaction of residents be measured? It is possible to actively involve the public in the development of their habitat to ensure that it is socially as well as environmentally resilient?
The Livable Cities think tank has identified three important and interlinked ingredients to guide successful urban transformation: Authenticity, Inclusion and Resilience (AIR).
Decoding the Livable City
This report focuses on principles for the livable cities of the future.
This insight focuses on three important and interlinked ingredients of a livable city.
Senior Director of Design-for-Sustainability Studies , Philips Design
Professor of Architecture and Urban Design, Keio University, Tokyo
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Lead Urban Specialist, Cities and Climate Change, Urban Development, The World Bank
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