Opinion / #roads
Many cities in the Indo-Pacific have public transport stops close to at least half of their populations, but wider access remains a challenge.
By making walkability a central component of how we design our cities, we can create vibrant, inclusive and environmentally sustainable urban landscapes.
More than half the city will be under 1.2 metres of flood waters by the end of this century if action is not taken now.
As cities grow and heat up, it’s time to get rid of your air-conditioner and have more plants in your homes.
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