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The Urban Q With Jaya Dhindaw

 

The Urban Q With Jaya Dhindaw

Indian cities are confronted with the ubiquitous challenges of unplanned growth, lack of access to basic services, inequality and unprecedented climate vulnerabilities. Who owns a city? Whose business is it to create conditions that enable liveable urban areas ? Jaya Dhindaw (Executive Director, Sustainable Cities, WRI India) explores these critical questions by connecting with different city dwellers – business people, thought-leaders, innovators and academicians. Tune into the Urban Q to learn more about the next iteration of Indian cities through the lens of climate change, equity, liveability and economic productivity.

 


 

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Dr. H. Sudarshan Ballal (Chairman, Manipal Hospitals Group) talks about what we must do to enable eco-friendly and wellness-focused cities. He discusses the need for empowered citizens and proactive civic action to build healthier, sustainable and inclusive cities.Leia mais

Discussing her research, Dr. Jessica Seddon (Director, The Deitz Family Initiative on Environment and Global Affairs at Yale Jackson School of Global Affairs; Co-founder, The Institutional Architecture Lab) talks about the advantages of institutional design-thinking in tackling...Leia mais

Alain Bertaud (Senior Fellow, NYU Marron Institute of Urban Management), a renowned urbanist, outlines the need to align urban planning with economic reasoning. He discusses interdisciplinary collaboration and market-responsive policies that are essential for people-centric...Leia mais

Ravi Venkatesan (Chairman, Global Energy Alliance for People and Planet, and Trustee, Rockefeller Foundation) speaks about good governance and the role we all play in shaping liveable cities where sustainability is key.Leia mais

Dr. Inés Sánchez de Madariaga (UNESCO Chair on Gender) discusses ‘mobility of care’, and advocates for planners to address gender-specific mobility challenges to make cities more inclusive and equitable.Leia mais

Dr. Harini Nagendra (Director of Research & Centre for Climate Change, Azim Premji University), on the vital role ecology plays in ensuring urban well-being, Bengaluru’s ecological history, and the need for pressing need for applying an ecological and people centric lens in Indian planning...Leia mais

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