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Planners don t know it all and need quality feedback to make cities better, say city leaders

They were speaking on the last day of the World Cities Summit on June 4. Read more at straitstimes.com.

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Malacon attends World Cities Summit in Singapore

Mayor Marvin Malacon, and his son-executive assistant, Matthew Louis at the World Cities Summit in Singapore. E. B. Magalona Mayor Marvin Malacon and

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Free and accessible public data facilitates citizen-government engagement, say city leaders

Open access to geospatial data will also allow for richer analyses, they added. Read more at straitstimes.com.

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Singapore updates framework on liveability to take in changing aspirations and needs

WHAT makes a city liveable may change with economic factors and expectations, and governments will need to be more responsive to emerging aspirations and divergent needs and views, attendees at the World Cities Summit in Singapore heard on Monday (Jun 3).

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Asia Infrastructure Forum focuses on climate change

The Asia Infrastructure Forum (AIF) 2024, emphasising sustainable infrastructure in Asia, commenced in Singapore yesterday, drawing over 1,000 delegates from more than 30 countries, including Cambodia.

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