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HRH The Prince of Wales and Commonwealth Secretary-General discuss critical role of sustainable cities ahead of COP26

Days before the global COP26 climate talks began in Glasgow, HRH The Prince of Wales met with the Commonwealth Secretary-General, The Rt Hon Patricia Scotland QC for a high-level discussion at Clarence House, to call attention to the crucial importance of sustainable urbanisation in tackling climate change. During the event which was convened by The Prince’s Foundation with

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Join me in the last-chance saloon and we'll rise to the climate change challenge | Comment

Join me in the last-chance saloon and we'll rise to the climate change challenge | Comment
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AI Helps Chart African Cities - Africa.com

AI Helps Chart African Cities - Africa.com
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Architecture and climate change – Vincent Cassar

The IPPC report on climate change is an eye-opener. To survive we need to change. The 1.5˚C temperature increase limit, set by the Paris Agreement, is likely to

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Using AI to map African cities to improve services and infrastructure at low cost

GISuser.com Using AI to map African cities to improve services and infrastructure at low cost May 26, 2021 By Editor Technology used to map Lusaka, Zambia is replicable in other African cities to upgrade informal settlements and achieve sustainable urban expansion Leading organisations Ordnance Survey (OS), the International Growth Centre (IGC) and the Commonwealth Association of Architects (CAA) are responding to the challenges associated with urban growth, and the availability of accurate and up-to-date data for creating well-planned and managed cities, by piloting the creation of an automated digital base map of Lusaka, Zambia. The Ministry of Local Government is undertaking efforts to promote prosperous and inclusive urban settlements, and ensure Zambia’s towns and cities are resilient to support economic growth. The ongoing COVID-19 pandemic has further highlighted the need for a better understanding of the city’s informal settlements.

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