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Managing Urbanisation – Towards Sustainable Cities
2014 - New Editon April 2014
Publisher:
BMZ
Description:
"It is expected by 2031, as many as 5 billion will be living in cities. A mere 25 years ago, this was the total number of people living on earth. These 5 billion people and their basic needs (water, energy, food) must be the key factor in determining sustainable resource management policies for the future. In the continuing trend of urbanisation, the challenges involved in attaining sustainable global development all come together. It is crucial to prevent growing poverty and growing slums, to give all people access to basic services, to take preventive action against social violence, to reduce people's vulnerability to environmental disasters, and to keep the urban ecological footprint as small as possible. Cities are the driving force for social, societal and economic development. It is crucial to mobilise this potential."
Categories:
Connective Cities
Dokumentation
Demokratie und Bürgerbeteiligung
Management von Stadt und Verwaltung
Städtischer Haushalt und kommunale Finanzen
Partizipation und Stadtplanung
Stadt und Klimawandel
Kommunale Dienstleistungen
Abfall- und Kreislaufwirtschaft
Energieversorgung
Wasserversorgung / Abwasserentsorgung
Lokale Wirtschaftsentwicklung
Standortentwicklung
Language:
English
Page count:
24
Copyright:
BMZ
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