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Land use planning is the practice by which communities make decisions regarding how land will be utilized, including everything from how far residents must travel for shopping trips and where new schools and parks will be situated. Effective land-use plans rely on high-quality data and rigorous interpretations of that data, and also account for environmental…

Community engagement is the democratic principle that holds that individuals deserve a voice in decisions affecting them, including survivors of crime, local business leaders and people involved with system-involvement. It may involve conversations and collaboration among various types of stakeholders like survivors of crime and business leaders as well as system participants. Once we’ve collected…

Sustainable urban infrastructure is defined by a range of all-around sustainability criteria that incorporate environmental, economic and social considerations. It seeks to protect the environment while simultaneously improving society services and creating jobs. Utilizing greenery and permeable pavements to absorb rainwater can help mitigate flood risks while simultaneously decreasing greenhouse gas emissions and improving both…

Sustainable development is an approach to growth that balances the needs of both people and the planet, offering equal access to healthcare, social inclusion and environmental stewardship. Governments play a pivotal role in driving sustainable development initiatives through policy frameworks, mobilization of resources and promotion of public engagement. Furthermore, governments also play a critical role…

As emerging technologies reshape the public sector, effective digital governance is becoming ever more necessary to ensure data and systems are used ethically and for public good. From data security to system transformations, boards play an integral part in making sure all infrastructure and policies are in place for these changes to occur smoothly. But…

Sustainable development involves creating a better future while protecting current and future generations’ wellbeing. It includes striking a balance between economic development, environmental protection and social progress to achieve this end. The Global Goals for Sustainable Development adopted in 2015 are ambitious yet inclusive and seek to end poverty, reduce inequality and protect natural resources…

Smart cities provide holistic strategies that seek to enhance resident lives. From Singapore’s seamless implementation of technology for sustainable urban living to Barcelona’s cutting-edge strategies that prioritize citizen wellbeing, these cities employ strategies designed to help residents live happier and healthier lives. Smart city initiatives must have clear goals and aim to ensure technology serves…

Utilities are facing rising electricity demand as well as climate change challenges, and are responding by updating their grid infrastructure with Smart technology solutions. Smart grids enable real-time communication between utilities and consumers to effectively manage energy use, and allow utilities to integrate renewable energy sources into their systems. Real-time data Utilizing digital technology to…

The Electric Vehicle Revolution has arrived. Major carmakers are investing billions into developing these vehicles, while younger drivers come to expect climate-sensitive designs and digitally advanced cars from major carmakers. But EVs do pose challenges, including high costs and inaccessible charging infrastructure. To increase EV adoption, governments may offer incentives or invest in creating a…

Transit-oriented development (TOD) refers to the process of locating new homes and businesses near public transport nodes, to increase use of transit while creating an environment which encourages walking safely. TOD areas encourage compact city growth and reduce dependence on motor vehicles, leading to shorter commutes and healthier environments as well as supporting economic and…