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Better Cities | July 2023
Cities in Partnership
Visiting Nusantara and IKN-CLC’s first Knowledge Sharing Session
A delegation led by the Centre for Liveable Cities visited East Kalimantan from 12-14 July 2023, and held our first jointly organised knowledge sharing session with the staff from the Nusanatara National Capital Authority (NNCA/IKN)..
3 min read
WCS 2022 Interview
What is participatory futures and how different is it from scenario planning?
Join WCS Knowledge Council member, Dr John A. Sweeney, Senior Research Fellow, Westminster International University in Tashkent, Uzbekistan, as he explores this topic.
Urban Solutions #22 | Assessing the Suitability of Public-Private Partnerships for Infrastructure Projects
Public-private partnerships also have their risks and downsides, says Mr Terence Ho, Associate Professor in Practice at the Lee Kuan Yew School of Public Policy, National University of Singapore.
8 min read
Urban Solutions #22 | Unlocking the Full Potential of Smart Cities Through Partnerships
ST Engineering’s President for Urban Solutions, Chew Men Leong, discusses how smart cities are advancing to the next level of development by ramping up up sustainable digital platforms to solve urban problems at scale, as the world enters the post-pandemic era.
5 min read
World Cities Summit Mayors Forum 2023
The World Cities Summit Mayors Forum will be held from 24 – 26 September, in Seoul, this year. Our host city, Seoul, is conducting two site visits for delegates to experience this beautiful Lee Kuan Yew World City Prize Laureate for themselves. The first centres around the theme “Identity of a City”.