Sustainable cities and communities

By 2030, 60 per cent of the global population will reside in cities. As dense hubs of global activity, cities present some of the greatest challenges among the Sustainable Development Goals. From housing, public health, and employment, to natural resource consumption and transportation, achieving the SDGs will hinge on urban planning initiated now.

UNU research on sustainable urbanisation seeks to overcome the tendency to treat urban issues (such as governance, water, waste, health, economic development, or vulnerability to natural hazards) as discrete problems and instead find integrated, interdisciplinary solutions.

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Project

UNU-EGOV Networking and Capacity Building Laboratory.

This research line is part of the INOV.EGOV Project (RL4)

13 Feb 2024

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Citizen and Community Centred Digital Governance

This research line is part of the INOV.EGOV Project (RL3)

13 Feb 2024

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Harnessing Frontier Technologies for Smart Governance

This research line is part of the INOV.EGOV Project (RL2)

13 Feb 2024

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Digital Governance Strategies in a Complex World

This research line is part of the INOV.EGOV Project (RL1)

13 Feb 2024

Blog Post

Navigating Latest Trends in AI Ethics

Insights from keynote speakers shed light on the current trends in AI ethics, spanning philosophical, legal, and business perspectives.

07 Feb 2024

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Conference

UNU Macau AI Conference 2024

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