This publication
presents a rationale for socially inclusive urban transitions to sustainable
growth and draws on a range of case studies and theoretical and analytical
considerations to establish the basis of the argument. It identifies some of
the elements that are required to develop a shared language on city transitions
to sustainability.
The report is divided
into three sections:
- Section 1 presents the challenges, trends, and pressures facing cities today.
- Section 2 outlines the sustainability challenges and choices, exploring particularly infrastructure options available for realising sustainable, resource-efficient cities in the building, transport, waste and water sectors.
- Section 3 examines a number of approaches describing how cities can transition to sustainable, resource-efficient growth.
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