1-5 of 55 matching articles 5 20 100 All Setting the global urban agenda: dealing with complexity Yusaf Samiullah • 20 December 2011 Yusaf Samiullah OBE argues for the complexity of urban environments, stating that this is what international development organisations must apprehend and address if they are to improve the quality of urban livelihoods. Riyadh's Wadi Hanifah suggests a model for sustainable water reuse in desert cities Kerwin Datu • 5 July 2011 The greatest achievement of the Wadi Hanifah may be its potential to provide water for up to three million people. The Ordinary City: Reimagining Urban African Governance and Planning Bronwyn Kotzen • 9 December 2015 By describing the important role of Shebeens in the informal settlements of Cape Town, Bronwyn Kotzen challenges our binary conception of the formal and informal city. Air pollution in Ulaanbaatar: the haze that hides the eternal blue sky Cameron Wright and Justine Smith • 18 February 2014 The Mongolian capital is learning how to reduce its air pollution levels, replacing tens of thousands of traditional heating stoves with cleaner alternatives. Health and sanitation is an economic right as well--just ask Ghanaian food sellers Laura Alfers • 6 November 2012 Whereas governments are quick to scapegoat the chop bar owners of Accra, in reality they spend onerous sums of money on sanitation, an effort which should be supported by health policy. 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11
