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What is Community Engagement?
Community engagement can be defined in various ways; however, some principles should be observed to ensure its efficacy. These include encouraging two-way communication, providing clear information that minimizes jargon,…
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The Importance of Digital Governance
Digital governance keeps your organisation flexible and adaptable, facilitating faster digital development projects with more ease. It also establishes metrics and processes for tracking digital performance data allowing data-informed…
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The Benefits of Electric Vehicles
Electric vehicles are rapidly increasing in popularity on today’s roads. Not only are they low maintenance costs and qualify owners for special perks such as access to HOV lanes,…
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Carbon Capture and Storage
Carbon Capture and Storage (CCS) is an innovative technology for collecting, sequestering, and storing carbon dioxide from large point sources like power plants, refineries, and industrial facilities – as…
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Energy Policy and Environmental Impact
Countries devise energy policies based on national needs and issues like decarbonization, system reliability, resource diversification, technology export potential and electricity access. International agreements often play a part in…
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Climate Change Mitigation
Climate change mitigation aims to decrease emissions of heat-trapping greenhouse gases into Earth’s atmosphere by decreasing sources of emissions while strengthening natural systems that absorb these gasses (like oceans,…
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The Benefits of Mixed-Use Development
Mixed-use developments bring residential, commercial and retail spaces under one roof in order to enable employees to easily run errands during their lunch break or stop by the coffee…
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Green Buildings
Green buildings aim to reduce their environmental impact while meeting occupant health and comfort standards. Green construction practices rely on life cycle analysis. This assessment takes into account all…
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Transit-Oriented Development
Transit-oriented development (TOD) refers to urban design that maximizes residential, commercial and leisure space within walking distance of public transit stations, creating an effective combination between dense urban design…
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Sustainable Urban Infrastructure
Urban infrastructure must be designed, constructed, operated, and decommissioned in such a way as to ensure its economic, financial, social (including climate resilience) and environmental sustainability. This requires new…
