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The City at Eye Level

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Catálogo de Políticas Públicas no Brasil

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Catálogo de Políticas Públicas no Brasil

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Catálogo - Seja bem-vind@ (ipea.gov.br)

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Uma plataforma de transparência pública colaborativa, que reúne dados das organizações da sociedade civil de todo o Brasil

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Homepage | BIOFIN

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BIOFIN is working with countries to create sustainable finance solutions to not only protect biodiversity, but let it flourish.

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Protected Planet is the most up to date and complete source of data on protected areas and other effective area-based conservation measures (OECMs), updated monthly with submissions from governments, non-governmental organizations, landowners and communities.

Explore Protected Areas

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Protected Planet is the most up to date and complete source of data on protected areas and other effective area-based conservation measures (OECMs), updated monthly with submissions from governments, non-governmental organizations, landowners and communities. Explore Protected Areas

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The Nature Conservancy’s Urban Water Blueprint

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The Nature Conservancy’s Urban Water Blueprint

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Urban #WaterBlueprint analyzes water risks worldwide & recommends conservation solutions. http://nature.ly/1x4tFJg

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Biblioteca Urbana Colaborativa (sistemaurbano.org)

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La Biblioteca Urbana Colaborativa (BUC) es un espacio virtual que busca acercar el conocimiento libre sobre el urbanismo y las ciudades a través de la compilación de publicaciones abiertas y disponibles online redireccionando a los portales de sus autores. Esta es una biblioteca construida por quienes la consultan y colaboran, incorporando las publicaciones que consideran valiosas.

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UN Biodiversity Lab – Providing decision makers with the best available spatial data to put nature at the center of sustainable development.

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UN Biodiversity Lab – Providing decision makers with the best available spatial data to put nature at the center of sustainable development.

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Providing decision makers with the best available spatial data to put nature at the center of sustainable development.

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O Plano Diretor como instrumento de Desenvolvimento Urbano Municipal

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O Plano Diretor como instrumento de Desenvolvimento Urbano Municipal

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O Plano Diretor como instrumento de Desenvolvimento Urbano Municipal

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Plan Assessment Tool for rapidly growing cities

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Plan Assessment Tool for rapidly growing cities

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Plan Assessment Tool for rapidly growing cities

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People's process in post-disaster and post-conflict recovery and reconstruction

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People's process in post-disaster and post-conflict recovery and reconstruction

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People's process in post-disaster and post-conflict recovery and reconstruction

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National Urban Policies - Driving Public Space Led Development

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National Urban Policies - Driving Public Space Led Development

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National Urban Policies - Driving Public Space Led Development

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HerCity - A guia for cities to sustainable and inclusive urban planning and design together wih girls

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HerCity - A guia for cities to sustainable and inclusive urban planning and design together wih girls

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HerCity - A guia for cities to sustainable and inclusive urban planning and design together wih girls

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Guía blocal para el espacio público - de principios globales a políticas y prácticas locales

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Guía blocal para el espacio público - de principios globales a políticas y prácticas locales

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Guía blocal para el espacio público - de principios globales a políticas y prácticas locales

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Designing with Children In Displacement (DeCID) handbook

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Designing with Children In Displacement (DeCID) handbook

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Designing with Children In Displacement (DeCID) handbook

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Climate Change Vulnerability and Risk - A guia for community assessments, action planning and implementation

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Climate Change Vulnerability and Risk - A guia for community assessments, action planning and implementation

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Climate Change Vulnerability and Risk - A guia for community assessments, action planning and implementation

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City-wide public space strategies - a guidebook for city leaders advance review copy

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City-wide public space strategies - a guidebook for city leaders advance review copy

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City-wide public space strategies - a guidebook for city leaders advance review copy

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Building participatory accountability systems for city policies - handbook

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Building participatory accountability systems for city policies - handbook

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Building participatory accountability systems for city policies - handbook

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A new strategy of sustainable neighbourhood planning - five principles

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A new strategy of sustainable neighbourhood planning - five principles

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A new strategy of sustainable neighbourhood planning - five principles

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Urban regeneration as a tool for inclusive and sustainable recovery

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Urban regeneration as a tool for inclusive and sustainable recovery

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Urban regeneration as a tool for inclusive and sustainable recovery

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Urban recovery framework - analysis tools for urban profiling in crisis-affected cities

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Urban recovery framework - analysis tools for urban profiling in crisis-affected cities

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Urban recovery framework - analysis tools for urban profiling in crisis-affected cities

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Urban planning responses in post-crises contexts

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Urban planning responses in post-crises contexts

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Urban planning responses in post-crises contexts

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United Nations system-wide guidelines on safer cities and human settlements

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United Nations system-wide guidelines on safer cities and human settlements

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united nations system-wide guidelines on safer cities and human settlements

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The silent revolution of public spaces in Afghanistan

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The silent revolution of public spaces in Afghanistan

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The silent revolution of public spaces in Afghanistan

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Supporting Safer Housing Reconstruction After Disasters - Planning and Implementing Technical Assistance at Large Scale

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Supporting Safer Housing Reconstruction After Disasters - Planning and Implementing Technical Assistance at Large Scale

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Supporting Safer Housing Reconstruction After Disasters - Planning and Implementing Technical Assistance at Large Scale

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Streets as public spaces and drivers of urban prosperity

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Streets as public spaces and drivers of urban prosperity

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Streets as public spaces and drivers of urban prosperity

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Settlement profiling tool - a spatial analysis framework for settlements accommodating displaced populations

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Settlement profiling tool - a spatial analysis framework for settlements accommodating displaced populations

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Settlement profiling tool - a spatial analysis framework for settlements accommodating displaced populations

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Planning city extensions - public and private space for expanding cities

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Planning city extensions - public and private space for expanding cities

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Planning city extensions - public and private space for expanding cities

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Our City Plans - An incremental and participatory toolbox for urban planning

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Our City Plans - An incremental and participatory toolbox for urban planning

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Our City Plans: An incremental and participatory toolbox for urban planning | UN-Habitat (unhabitat.org)

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What is the Our City Plans?

Our City Plans is a global toolbox that guides and supports local governments and urban actors to better understand, customise, and develop inclusive and integrated urban planning processes, using a participatory and incremental methodology that adapts to their local context. By guiding users through an adaptable step-by-step methodology, actionable instructions, downloadable tools, additional resources, and diverse planning experiences, Our City Plans democratises and articulates a comprehensive planning framework developed and utilised by UN-Habitat.

The toolbox was created by a multidisciplinary team in a collaborative effort between different branches, sections and Regional Offices, steered by the Urban Practices Branch. It is the result of UN-Habitat's work in over 100 participatory planning processes implemented in different global contexts since 2014.

Visit our digital platform!

If you have any questions or feedback, please contact us at ourcityplans@un.org

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Our City Plans: An incremental and participatory toolbox for urban planning

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What is the Our City Plans? Our City Plans is a global toolbox that guides and supports local governments and urban actors to better understand, customise, and develop inclusive and integrated urban planning processes, using a participatory and incremental methodology that adapts to their local context.

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O direito à cidade, construindo outro mundo possível - guia para sua compreensão e operacionalização

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O direito à cidade, construindo outro mundo possível - guia para sua compreensão e operacionalização

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O direito à cidade, construindo outro mundo possível - guia para sua compreensão e operacionalização

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Manual de Desenvolvimento Urbano Orientado ao Transporte Sustentável (DOTS)

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Manual de Desenvolvimento Urbano Orientado ao Transporte Sustentável (DOTS)

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Manual de Desenvolvimento Urbano Orientado ao Transporte Sustentável (DOTS)

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Lei de Regularização Fundiária Rural e Urbana

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Lei de Regularização Fundiária Rural e Urbana

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Lei de Regularização Fundiária Rural e Urbana

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Instrumentos notables de políticas de suelo en América Latina

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Instrumentos notables de políticas de suelo en América Latina

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Instrumentos notables de políticas de suelo en América Latina

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How to Formulate a National Urban Policy

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How to Formulate a National Urban Policy

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How to Formulate a National Urban Policy

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Hortolândia-SP - Estratégia para orientação da dinâmica de verticalização

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Hortolândia-SP - Estratégia para orientação da dinâmica de verticalização

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Hortolândia-SP - Estratégia para orientação da dinâmica de verticalização

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Guia para Trabalho de Campo em Planos Diretores Municipals

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Guia para Trabalho de Campo em Planos Diretores Municipals

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Guia para Trabalho de Campo em Planos Diretores Municipals

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City Resilience Action Planning Tool (CityRAP)

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City Resilience Action Planning Tool (CityRAP)

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City Resilience Action Planning Tool (CityRAP)

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Webnário: Desenvolvimento Orientado ao Transporte (DOT)

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Webnário: Desenvolvimento Orientado ao Transporte (DOT)

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(443) 1º Webnário: Desenvolvimento Orientado ao Transporte (DOT) - YouTube

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1º Webnário: Desenvolvimento Orientado ao Transporte (DOT)

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Densidade e Modelo de Controle do Uso do Solo - A Ferramenta de Planejamento Inteligente de Uso Misto

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Densidade e Modelo de Controle do Uso do Solo - A Ferramenta de Planejamento Inteligente de Uso Misto

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(443) Webnário Desenvolvimento Sustentável Hortolândia - YouTube

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Plano Nacional de Adaptação à Mudança do Clima (PNA)

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Plano Nacional de Adaptação à Mudança do Clima (PNA)

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Biblioteca Digital: Plano Nacional de Adaptação à Mudança do Clima - PNA (economia.gov.br)

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Biblioteca Digital: Plano Nacional de Adaptação à Mudança do Clima - PNA

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Avaliação Executiva. Avaliação de Impacto. Avaliação de Custo-Benefício. Avaliação de Custo-Efetividade. Avaliação de Resultados.

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Avaliação Executiva. Avaliação de Impacto. Avaliação de Custo-Benefício. Avaliação de Custo-Efetividade. Avaliação de Resultados.

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Publicação | Feed | LinkedIn

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FGV EESP Clear on LinkedIn: Avaliação Executiva. Avaliação de Impacto. Avaliação de Custo-Benefício

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Avaliação Executiva. Avaliação de Impacto. Avaliação de Custo-Benefício. Avaliação de Custo-Efetividade. Avaliação de Resultados. 🔍📊 Todas estas são...

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13 ferramentas (ou processos) de gestão para desenhar um projeto

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13 ferramentas (ou processos) de gestão para desenhar um projeto

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1. Análise SWOT
2. Mapa de Sucessos e Desafios
3. Mapa de Empatia
4. Árvore de Problemas
5. Árvore de Objetivos
6. Validação da Rota de Intervenção
7. Teoria da Mudança
8. Marco Lógico
9. Cronograma Macro
10. Planejamento ou Projeção Financeira Macro
11. Mapa de Riscos Macro
12. Plano de Negócios do Projeto ou Business Plan Social

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Política Nacional de Desenvolvimento Regional (PNDR)

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Política Nacional de Desenvolvimento Regional (PNDR)

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D97810 (planalto.gov.br)

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O PRESIDENTE DA REPÚBLICA, no uso das atribuições que lhe confere o art. 84, caput, incisos IV e VI, alínea “a”, da Constituição, e tendo em vista o disposto no art. 29, caput, inciso I, e no art. 30, caput, inciso IX, da Medida Provisória nº 870, 1º de janeiro de 2019,

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* Ministério do Desenvolvimento Regional (MDR)
> Secretaria Nacional de Mobilidade e Desenvolvimento Regional e Urbano (SMDRU)

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Base dos Dados

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Base dos Dados Mais

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cruzar tabelas e baixar já o produto final.

Veja as bases com suporte a , veja a nossa documentação, e código aberto no Github.

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Entre em contato com nossa comunidade pelo Telegram ou Whatsapp, e se inscreva na nossa newsletter para receber novidades.

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Está no ar a ! Baixe dados já limpos, integrados e atualizados de forma extremamente fácil. Basta uma query de SQL pelos nossos clientes Python, R ou CLI. (Stata em desenvolvimento). O usuário tem liberdade total: você pode baixar tabelas inteiras baixar só partes de uma tabela cruzar tabelas e baixar já o produto final.

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L13089 (planalto.gov.br)

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Texto-base da Política Nacional de Desenvolvimento Urbano (PNDU)

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Texto-base da Política Nacional de Desenvolvimento Urbano (PNDU)

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cl7gl64ij00192l2teio4f1e1-Texto-base da Política Nacional de Desenvolvimento Urbano (PNDU).pdf (redus-homolog.s3-sa-east-1.amazonaws.com)

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https://redus-homolog.s3-sa-east-1.amazonaws.com/initiative_library_items/cl7gl0aq200172l2t5eg8hl5l-Nova Agenda Urbana ilustrada (inglês).pdf

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A Velha e a Nova Agenda Urbana: Uma análise de 15 anos da lei

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A Velha e a Nova Agenda Urbana: Uma análise de 15 anos da lei

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https://redus-homolog.s3-sa-east-1.amazonaws.com/initiative_library_items/cl7gkygsg00152l2tdbx50tx3-A Velha e a Nova Agenda Urbana - Uma análise de 15 anos da lei.PDF

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Sistema de Monitoramento e Avaliação do Desenvolvimento Urbano Sustentável

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Sistema de Monitoramento e Avaliação do Desenvolvimento Urbano Sustentável

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https://youtu.be/rGeeS50SXd0

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Por um Sistema de Monitoramento e Avaliação do Desenvolvimento Urbano Sustentável em Fortaleza

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Estatuto da Cidade: Guia para Implementação pelos Municípios e Cidadãos

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Estatuto da Cidade: Guia para Implementação pelos Municípios e Cidadãos

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Estatuto da Cidade: guia para implementação pelos municípios e cidadãos - Instituto Pólis (polis.org.br)

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O Guia é um material de caráter técnico, que tem como objetivo apoiar a ação daqueles que estão diretamente envolvidos na implementação do Estatuto da Cidade, que deparam-se com dúvidas de ordem técnica. É um livro de consulta, que deve estar disponível a todos aqueles que tiverem dúvidas ou necessitarem de esclarecimentos sobre os diversos aspectos do Estatuto. É um material importante para embasar cursos sobre o Estatuto da Cidade.,Política Urbana, Plano Diretor, Estatuto da Cidade, Kit das Cidades, Planejamento Territorial Urbano,Instituto Pólis,Nelson Saule Júnior (Coord.), Raquel Rolnik (Coord.)

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Estatuto da Cidade: guia para implementação pelos municípios e cidadãos - Instituto Pólis

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O Guia é um material de caráter técnico, que tem como objetivo apoiar a ação daqueles que estão diretamente envolvidos na implementação do Estatuto da Cidade, que deparam-se com dúvidas de ordem técnica. É um livro de consulta, que deve estar disponível a todos aqueles que tiverem dúvidas ou necessitarem de esclarecimentos sobre os diversos [...]

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Mobilidados

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A MobiliDADOS foi criada com o objetivo de promover o uso de informações confiáveis nos processos de elaboração, monitoramento e avaliação de políticas de mobilidade e desenvolvimento urbano. Além de indicadores para capitais e regiões metropolitanas, a plataforma oferece acesso a todos os dados brutos utilizados e descreve as metodologias de apuração de cada indicador.

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A MobiliDADOS foi criada com o objetivo de promover o uso de informações confiáveis nos processos de elaboração, monitoramento e avaliação de políticas de mobilidade e desenvolvimento urbano. Além de indicadores para capitais e regiões metropolitanas, a plataforma oferece acesso a todos os dados brutos utilizados e descreve as metodologias de apuração de cada indicador.

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10 Principles for Liveable High Density Cities Lessons from Singapore

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10 Principles for Liveable High Density Cities Lessons from Singapore

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10 Principles for Liveable High Density Cities Lessons from Singapore (clc.gov.sg)

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Principle 1: Plan for Long-Term Growth and Renewal

Singapore's use of "white sites" in its land development policy allowed private developers some flexibility to synchronise their development cycles with economic cycles in order to optimise land use in the longer term. "White sites" do not strictly prescribe land use but let developers, within some parameters, decide the development mix they want to be responsive to market conditions.

Principle 2: Embrace Diversity, Foster Inclusiveness

The city has fostered inclusiveness and built community bonds through neighbourhood community centres that bring together people of similar interests from diverse backgrounds and cultures.

Principle 3: Draw Nature Closer to People

Not only has the city achieved 50 per cent green cover in line with its aim to be "a city in a garden", it has also adapted the waterways system - from drains to canals to rivers - for recreational use. The accessibility of nature within the city has helped soften the harder edges of urban living.

Principle 4: Develop Affordable Mixed-Use Neighbourhoods

In Singapore's new towns, facilities such as shopping malls and libraries are located at the town centre while kindergartens and childcare facilities would be closer to the residential areas. Generally, most services within a precinct can be reached on foot or by public transport. Having shared amenities also make the cost of living in these developments more affordable.

Principle 5: Make Public Spaces Work Harder

Utilitarian spaces such as train lines, flood ways and rooftops can be designed or adapted to serve multiple uses. For instance, to connect two waterbodies in Punggol town, the government built a canal instead of a utilitarian pipeline. This canal could then be used by the residents for recreational activities and it also increased the land value of the developments along the waterway.

Principle 6: Prioritise Green Transport and Building Options

Through the Green Mark incentive scheme, Singapore has promoted green buildings with an eye to mitigate the urban heat island effect and to reduce the carbon footprint. By 2030, the aim is to have 80 per cent of the building stock meeting Green Mark certification standards.

Principle 7: Relieve Density with Variety and Add Green Boundaries

"Checkerboard planning" was often used in Singapore's town planning to mitigate density by having different types of land use within a town, and also developments that are varied in terms of the height and density. Green boundaries between one high-density neighbourhood and another also provide relief. For example, Bishan and Ang Mo Kio, two dense neighbourhoods in Singapore, are separated by a park that gives residents some "breathing space".

Principle 8: Activate Spaces for Greater Safety

Safety and security are important elements that contribute to a high quality of life. Spaces in Singapore's new towns are designed such that thoroughfares are punctuated by playgrounds and public squares, ensuring that there will be a level of activity throughout the day to keep these spaces safe. Public areas in Singapore are also designed to have few "hidden corners" so that there can be more "eyes on the street" to make the area safer.

Principle 9: Promote Innovative and Nonconventional Solutions

Out of necessity, Singapore moved from a horizontal perspective of land use to a more innovative vertical perspective. Utilitarian spaces in Singapore are both above and below ground. Underground stockpiles free up land for other uses while "ramp-up factories" have a small footprint as they are stacked vertically rather than spread out horizontally.

Principle 10: Forge 3P Partnerships

For dense cities where trade-offs are in land use are likely to occur when new development are initiated, collaboration among the public and private sectors, as well as with the people sector (the three sectors are collectively referred to as '3P') not only helped improve development solutions but also allow for the smooth implementation of these solutions. The Orchard Road Business Association is a 3P collaboration that has contributed to the provision of underground pedestrian connections, thematic street lighting, innovative façade design and even a butterfly trail on Singapore's main shopping street.

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10 Principles for Liveable High Density Cities Lessons from Singapore

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Principle 1: Plan for Long-Term Growth and Renewal Singapore's use of "white sites" in its land development policy allowed private developers some flexibility to synchronise their development cycles with economic cycles in order to optimise land use in the longer term.

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Liveable and Sustainable Cities: A Framework

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Liveable and Sustainable Cities: A Framework

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Liveable and Sustainable Cities: A Framework (clc.gov.sg)

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Liveable and Sustainable Cities: A Framework

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In the space of just four decades, Singapore made the leap from an urban slum to a thriving global city-state. Today, it is a densely populated metropolis, with more than 5 million people inhabiting 710 km2 of land. In most liveable city surveys it is rated one of the few high-density cities that are able to achieve high liveability standards.

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Challenges and Reforms in Urban Governance: Insights from the Development Experience of China and Singapore

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Challenges and Reforms in Urban Governance: Insights from the Development Experience of China and Singapore

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Challenges and Reforms in Urban Governance: Insights from the Development Experience of China and Singapore (clc.gov.sg)

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Challenges and Reforms in Urban Governance: Insights from the Development Experience of China and Singapore

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Creating Healthy Places through Active Mobility

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Creating Healthy Places through Active Mobility

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Creating Healthy Places through Active Mobility (clc.gov.sg)

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Creating Healthy Places through Active Mobility

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Creating Liveable Cities Through Car-Lite Urban Mobility

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Creating Liveable Cities Through Car-Lite Urban Mobility

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Creating Liveable Cities Through Car-Lite Urban Mobility (clc.gov.sg)

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This publication captures key ideas that arise from the research collaboration between the Centre for Liveable Cities and the Urban Land Institute on how city leaders and policy makers can work together with stakeholders from private and people sectors to move cities' mobility ecosystem towards a car-lite future.

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Creating Liveable Cities Through Car-Lite Urban Mobility

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This publication captures key ideas that arise from the research collaboration between the Centre for Liveable Cities and the Urban Land Institute on how city leaders and policy makers can work together with stakeholders from private and people sectors to move cities' mobility ecosystem towards a car-lite future.

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Walkable and Bikeable Cities: Lessons from Seoul and Singapore

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Walkable and Bikeable Cities: Lessons from Seoul and Singapore

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Walkable and Bikeable Cities: Lessons from Seoul and Singapore (clc.gov.sg)

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This is the first joint research publication between the Centre for Liveable Cities and the Seoul Institute. The publication offers insights into Seoul and Singapore's unique experiences in the common journey towards more walkable and bikeable cities. Selected case studies, as well as the relevant urban policies from both cities are examined to distil lessons on how cities can be friendlier for people, and less reliant on cars.

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Walkable and Bikeable Cities: Lessons from Seoul and Singapore

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This is the first joint research publication between the Centre for Liveable Cities and the Seoul Institute. The publication offers insights into Seoul and Singapore's unique experiences in the common journey towards more walkable and bikeable cities.

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Transformative Partnerships: Case Studies on Urban Governance

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Transformative Partnerships: Case Studies on Urban Governance

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Transformative Partnerships: Case Studies on Urban Governance (clc.gov.sg)

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How can city governments achieve better results with the same resources? In the face of rapid urbanisation, environmental challenges and other pressures, working with partners can transform a city.

Through a series of case studies, this booklet looks at how innovative partnership models can boost a city's competitiveness, sustainability and liveability. We begin with Singapore, which consolidated all aspects of water management under a single entity to try to 'close the water loop'-a case of partnership across traditional governmental and disciplinary silos. Next, we spotlight a successful 10-year regeneration partnership between the local government and the private sector in North East Lincolnshire, UK. Finally, we examine how public utilities, a local bank, and the community came together to establish a Carbon Bank system in Gwangju, Republic of Korea, in their efforts against climate change. Based on research by the Centre for Liveable Cities and its partners, these studies highlight the transformative impact of innovative urban governance in cities around the world.

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Transformative Partnerships: Case Studies on Urban Governance

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How can city governments achieve better results with the same resources? In the face of rapid urbanisation, environmental challenges and other pressures, working with partners can transform a city. Through a series of case studies, this booklet looks at how innovative partnership models can boost a city's competitiveness, sustainability and liveability.

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Planning for Communities: Lessons from Seoul and Singapore

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Planning for Communities: Lessons from Seoul and Singapore

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Planning for Communities: Lessons from Seoul and Singapore (clc.gov.sg)

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Planning for Communities: Lessons from Seoul and Singapore is the second joint research publication between the Centre for Liveable Cities and the Seoul Institute. This publication features case studies from Seoul and Singapore on citizen participation initiatives for planning and development processes, and distills common lessons on how collaborative approaches with the community can generate better planning outcomes for everyone.

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Planning for Communities: Lessons from Seoul and Singapore

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Planning for Communities: Lessons from Seoul and Singapore is the second joint research publication between the Centre for Liveable Cities and the Seoul Institute. This publication features case studies from Seoul and Singapore on citizen participation initiatives for planning and development processes, and distills common lessons on how collaborative approaches with the community can generate better planning outcomes for everyone.

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Smart Cities in Southeast Asia (clc.gov.sg)

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While good management is a critical element in a smart city, governments are not the only actors. Smart cities are not just top-down initiatives; they actively engage corporations and residents in making the overall ecosystem more efficient. In fact, many of the innovations that are changing the fabric of cities worldwide, such as e-hailing and smart office buildings, are revenue-generating ventures introduced by private-sector companies. Companies operating effectively in this space have identified public problems and come up with digitally enabled solutions, many of which can be introduced quickly and cost-effectively.

Recent MGI research examined how the current generation of smart city technologies can perform in a variety of urban settings worldwide. It found that they can improve many quality-of-life indicators by 10 to 30 percent. They can save time, improve public health and safety, create a cleaner and more sustainable environment, and foster a sense of community and civic engagement. This paper takes a more focused regional view of smart cities and their potential in Southeast Asia.

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While good management is a critical element in a smart city, governments are not the only actors. Smart cities are not just top-down initiatives; they actively engage corporations and residents in making the overall ecosystem more efficient.

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Making Cities Liveable: Insights from 10 Years of Lectures

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Making Cities Liveable: Insights from 10 Years of Lectures

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Making Cities Liveable: Insights from 10 Years of Lectures (clc.gov.sg)

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Making Cities Liveable: Insights from 10 Years of Lectures

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Age-Friendly Cities: Lessons from Seoul and Singapore

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Age-Friendly Cities: Lessons from Seoul and Singapore

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Age-Friendly Cities: Lessons from Seoul and Singapore (clc.gov.sg)

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Seoul and Singapore are experiencing a demographic shift as their populations age. Over the years, both cities have formulated plans, programmes and policies to support their seniors to live healthily, actively and purposefully as they navigate their daily lives within high-density urban environments. Both Seoul and Singapore share common aspirations to continue building age-friendly cities that support and empower their seniors. Age-Friendly Cities: Lessons from Seoul and Singapore is the third joint research publication between the Centre for Liveable Cities and the Seoul Institute. This publication explores the current and future ageing landscape in Seoul and Singapore and their ongoing efforts to address these issues. Case studies are examined under the themes of ageing-in-place and active ageing to distil common lessons on how cities can be more inclusive for seniors.

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Age-Friendly Cities: Lessons from Seoul and Singapore

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Seoul and Singapore are experiencing a demographic shift as their populations age. Over the years, both cities have formulated plans, programmes and policies to support their seniors to live healthily, actively and purposefully as they navigate their daily lives within high-density urban environments.

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Affordable Housing: Profiles of Five Metropolitan Cities

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Affordable Housing: Profiles of Five Metropolitan Cities

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Affordable Housing: Profiles of Five Metropolitan Cities (clc.gov.sg)

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As cities across the globe are faced with a growing urban populace, the provision of affordable housing is of paramount importance to a city's sustainability and survival. Jointly produced by the Centre for Liveable Cities, City of Montreal and Metropolis, 'Affordable Housing: Profiles of Five Metropolitan Cities' highlights the endeavours of Berlin, Buenos Aires, Kuala Lumpur, Singapore, and Montreal, in providing housing that is inclusive and affordable for their people.

This is a joint publication between CLC, Metropolis and Montreal.

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Affordable Housing: Profiles of Five Metropolitan Cities

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As cities across the globe are faced with a growing urban populace, the provision of affordable housing is of paramount importance to a city's sustainability and survival. Jointly produced by the Centre for Liveable Cities, City of Montreal and Metropolis, 'Affordable Housing: Profiles of Five Metropolitan Cities' highlights the endeavours of Berlin, Buenos Aires, Kuala Lumpur, Singapore, and Montreal, in providing housing that is inclusive and affordable for their people.

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Living with Water: Lessons from Singapore and Rotterdam

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Living with Water: Lessons from Singapore and Rotterdam

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Living with Water: Lessons from Singapore and Rotterdam (clc.gov.sg)

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Living with Water: Lessons from Singapore and Rotterdam documents the journey of two unique cities, Singapore and Rotterdam-one with too little water, and the other with too much water-in adapting to future climate change impacts. While the social, cultural, and physical nature of these cities could not be more different, Living with Water: Lessons from Singapore and Rotterdam captures key principles, insights and innovative solutions that threads through their respective adaptation strategies as they build for an uncertain future of sea level rise and intense rainfall.

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Living with Water: Lessons from Singapore and Rotterdam

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Living with Water: Lessons from Singapore and Rotterdam documents the journey of two unique cities, Singapore and Rotterdam-one with too little water, and the other with too much water-in adapting to future climate change impacts.

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A City in Blue and Green - The Singapore Story

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A City in Blue and Green - The Singapore Story

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A City in Blue and Green - The Singapore Story (clc.gov.sg)

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This open access book highlights Singapore's development into a city in which water and greenery, along with associated environmental, technical, social and political aspects have been harnessed and cultivated into a liveable sustainable way of life. It is also a story about a unique and thoroughgoing approach to large-scale and potentially transferable water sustainability, within largely urbanized circumstances, which can be achieved, along with complementary roles of environmental conservation, ecology, public open-space management and the greening of buildings, together with infrastructural improvements.

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A City in Blue and Green - The Singapore Story

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This open access book highlights Singapore's development into a city in which water and greenery, along with associated environmental, technical, social and political aspects have been harnessed and cultivated into a liveable sustainable way of life.

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Providing Homes for All: Insights from Singapore & Shanghai

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Providing Homes for All: Insights from Singapore & Shanghai (clc.gov.sg)

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Providing Homes for All: Insights from Singapore and Shanghai represents the inaugural collaboration between Singapore's Centre for Liveable Cities (CLC) and the Shanghai Municipal Commission of Housing, Urban-Rural Development and Management (MCHURDM). This publication is produced under a Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) signed between CLC and Shanghai MCHURDM where both parties have committed to create, share and disseminate knowledge on urban governance through joint research collaborations. This MoU is under the ambit of the Singapore- Shanghai Comprehensive Cooperation Council (SSCCC) that was established in April 2019 to deepen engagement and cooperation between Singapore and Shanghai.

Following reciprocal visits, workshops and extensive discussions between officers from both cities, along with engagements with housing practitioners from the private sector and experts from academia, five key aspects of Singapore and Shanghai's affordable housing provision were mutually identified as being of greatest salience and learning interest to both cities. The five areas form the basis of this publication, and they are: neighbourhood planning, affordability, housing construction and design, estate rejuvenation and management, as well as community building and resident engagement.

The willingness to break down traditional knowledge silos and collaborate across different urban systems is critical for a successful housing system, while learning and sharing knowledge across different cities has been key to producing this publication. As society, technology and challenges continue to evolve, this spirit of partnership stands both Singapore and Shanghai in good stead in providing quality and liveable homes for all, well into the future.

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Providing Homes for All: Insights from Singapore & Shanghai

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Providing Homes for All: Insights from Singapore and Shanghai represents the inaugural collaboration between Singapore's Centre for Liveable Cities (CLC) and the Shanghai Municipal Commission of Housing, Urban-Rural Development and Management (MCHURDM). This publication is produced under a Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) signed between CLC and Shanghai MCHURDM where both parties have committed to create, share and disseminate knowledge on urban governance through joint research collaborations.

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Building Climate Resilience in Cities Worldwide: 10 Principles to Forge a Cooperative Ecosystem

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Building Climate Resilience in Cities Worldwide: 10 Principles to Forge a Cooperative Ecosystem

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Building Climate Resilience in Cities Worldwide: 10 Principles to Forge a Cooperative Ecosystem (clc.gov.sg)

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Building Climate Resilience in Cities Worldwide: 10 Principles to Forge a Cooperative Ecosystem marks the fifth collaboration between Singapore's Centre for Liveable Cities (CLC) and the Urban Land Institute (ULI). Under a Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) and close partnership since 2011, both parties are committed to foster liveable cities that are dynamic, vibrant, cohesive, sustainable and resilient to challenges.

This publication provides a framework and practical guide for cities to enhance their climate resilience in cooperation with the private sector. It draws examples of coastal city strategies and investments in the United States, Europe, and Asia to document international best practices, propose principles for stronger public-private cooperation, and evaluate approaches that are transferable based on a city's context or risk profile. Covering both municipal and business perspectives, with a focus on the built environment, real estate, finance, and insurance sectors, the research carries an eye toward mobilising funding and governance structures to effectively support climate resilience.

A series of workshops and roundtables - for the case study cities of Singapore, Hong Kong, Rotterdam, New York and Miami - with stakeholders from the government, industry, academia, and the non-profit sectors, as well as interviews with businesses on climate resilience strategies, were conducted to gather the insights.

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Building Climate Resilience in Cities Worldwide: 10 Principles to Forge a Cooperative Ecosystem

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Building Climate Resilience in Cities Worldwide: 10 Principles to Forge a Cooperative Ecosystem marks the fifth collaboration between Singapore's Centre for Liveable Cities (CLC) and the Urban Land Institute (ULI). Under a Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) and close partnership since 2011, both parties are committed to foster liveable cities that are dynamic, vibrant, cohesive, sustainable and resilient to challenges.

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Building Community Resilience (clc.gov.sg)

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Revistas Urban Solutions (Centre for Liveable Cities)

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Revistas Urban Solutions (Centre for Liveable Cities)

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CLC | Urban Solutions

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Propostas para mobilidade nas Eleições 2022

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Propostas para mobilidade nas Eleições 2022

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Eleições 2022: gestores devem se comprometer em mudanças estruturais na mobilidade urbana - ITDP Brasil

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Em busca de cidades mais justas que proporcionem qualidade de vida para a população, o ITDP compartilha materiais de referência para que a mobilidade urbana sustentável ganhe destaque durante o debate eleitoral Os temas em discussão nas eleições deste ano carregam uma série de desafios que se tornaram ainda mais sensíveis em vista da pandemia [...]

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Desafios e soluções para a gestão equitativa da mobilidade no Brasil

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Desafios e soluções para a gestão equitativa da mobilidade no Brasil

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Estudo inédito aponta como considerar a realidade brasileira para financiar a mobilidade urbana - ITDP Brasil

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Vivemos uma crise no acesso ao transporte que se iniciou há décadas, afetando negativamente a qualidade de vida da população brasileira. O modelo de desenvolvimento urbano promovido no país concentrou as oportunidades de acesso, cultura e lazer nas áreas centrais das cidades - onde residem as pessoas ricas e em sua maioria autodeclaradas brancas.

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Gestão da mobilidade para cidades inclusivas

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Gestão da mobilidade para cidades inclusivas

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Gestão da mobilidade para cidades inclusivas - ITDP Brasil

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As cidades devem desenvolver estratégias de gestão da mobilidade para redução do tráfego que priorizem as pessoas e o bem estar. Essas medidas ampliam a consciência dos motoristas sobre os custos da opção por dirigir, uma vez que se somam aos gastos já existentes novas despesas ligados aos impactos…

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IEPS (iepsdata.org.br)

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O IEPS Data facilita o acesso a dados e indicadores de saúde de todo Brasil.

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Plataformas com dados municipais - Planilhas Google

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Create a new spreadsheet and edit with others at the same time -- from your computer, phone or tablet. Get stuff done with or without an internet connection. Use Sheets to edit Excel files. Free from Google.

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Blueprint - Water Resources Management Tool

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Blueprint - Water Resources Management Tool

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This article is available also in spanish here
Author | Jaime Ramos
Water must flow and form part of the center of the plans and strategies of all cities. More than a standard for measuring sustainability, it is a scarce resource and on which our survival in the coming decades depends.

The World Health Organization estimates that at least 2 billion people use a contaminated water source. The problem will become worse in line with other urban challenges, particularly, increases in population in certain regions. By 2050, global demand for fresh water will exceed supply by 40%. Preventing and extinguishing future crises through technology is one of the main goals of City Blueprint.

What is City Blueprint?

City Blueprint is a water resources management tool designed to combat water scarcity. It consists of three frameworks that constitute the essence of the projects undertaken. It therefore seeks to provide a scientific framework to implement water-related processes in three phases:

1. What is the situation and the urban challenges facing cities of the future? Trends and Pressures Framework (TPF).

2. How suitable is the water resources management: City Blueprint Framework (CBF).

3. How can that management be improved: Governance Capacity Framework (GCF).

Origin and history of City Blueprint

The Dutch tool was developed by the University of Utrecht together with the KWR Water Research Institute over a decade ago. Rotterdam was, in 2011, the first city to make use of City Blueprint. The initiative now forms part of the Watershare global network of organizations and researchers. The European union has adopted the methodology within its area of innovation, urging it to be applied.

How does City Blueprint work?

When preparing a precise diagnosis of the situation in each city, the frameworks indicated above have been used as the scientific terrain to cultivate a series of indicators, which offer the more visual part of the tool.

Therefore, with just a glance, the City Blueprint spider chart allows the efficiency of a city's response to its water challenges to be established. Its 25 indicators are based on the main procedures for water treatment, covering financial, environmental and social aspects.

Proven advantages of City Blueprint

The many benefits of City Blueprint includes the possibility of having a water resources management assessment in a brief period of time. Likewise, the simplicity of its parameters makes it easy for institutions and organizations to adopt and it offers advantages in terms of gaining social participation.

The project also has a platform on which information is shared between cities, allowing proven and demonstrated techniques from one city to be applied to another.

How many cities are applying City Blueprint?

The City Blueprint strategies have now been extended to over 125 cities in 50 countries. Perhaps its application, as useful as it is urgent, can be found in cities with major problems in terms of accessing a drinking water source.

A UN study from 2020 applies the City Blueprint approach to tackle the challenge of water pollution in Bangui, Libreville and Yaoundé. The report highlights the importance of indicators. Since it is not simply a collection of data, but rather, it delves into other natural phenomena like flooding in these regions, or more economic and social issues such as economic pressure or corruption.
Images | Freepik/pvproductions, Wikimedia.commons/Kondah

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What is Blueprint: how does it work, advantages and benefits

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This article is available also in spanish here Author | Jaime Ramos Water must flow and form part of the center of the plans and strategies of all cities. More than a standard for measuring sustainability, it is a scarce resource and on which our survival in the coming decades depends.

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Curadoria de cursos e pós sobre desenvolvimento urbano sustentável e cidades inteligente

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Curadoria de cursos e pós sobre desenvolvimento urbano sustentável e cidades inteligente

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Curadoria de Cursos (projetotradus.org)

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Nós pesquisamos cursos sobre desenvolvimento urbano sustentável e cidades inteligentes oferecidos no Brasil, com o objetivo de:

Mapear e divulgar os cursos existentes;

Verificar predominâncias e lacunas em termos de formatos e conteúdos dos cursos; e

Identificar cursos ou temas que possam compor as trilhas de aprendizagem do Projeto TraDUS.

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Nós pesquisamos cursos sobre desenvolvimento urbano sustentável e cidades inteligentes oferecidos no Brasil, com o objetivo de: Mapear e divulgar os cursos existentes; Verificar predominâncias e lacunas em termos de formatos e conteúdos dos cursos; e Identificar cursos ou temas que possam compor as trilhas de aprendizagem do Projeto TraDUS.

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Guia para Elaboração e Revisão de Planos Diretores

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Guia para Elaboração e Revisão de Planos Diretores

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Guia para Elaboração e Revisão de Planos Diretores - Desenvolvimento Urbano Sustentável no Brasil (andusbrasil.org.br)

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Guia para Elaboração e Revisão de Planos Diretores - Desenvolvimento Urbano Sustentável no Brasil

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DOMContexto_GP_MAI-JUN 2022.pdf (fdc.org.br)

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Banco de Soluções para Cidades Inteligentes

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Banco de Soluções para Cidades Inteligentes

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Bright Cities - Solutions

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UrbanData: base de dados bibliográficos das várias dimensões do urbano brasileiro

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UrbanData: base de dados bibliográficos das várias dimensões do urbano brasileiro

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equipe do UrbanData-Brasil/CEM, apoiada por uma rede ampla de interlocutores, segue continuamente se dedicando a traçar novas estratégias de coleta e análise de dados bibliográficos. Para além dos indexadores convencionais, a classificação na base comporta outras três variáveis que imprimem originalidade ao nosso trabalho classificatório e analítico: Referência Temporal (a que período cronológico a pesquisa se refere?), Referência Espacial (da escala do logradouro mais específico à escala global, onde a pesquisa aporta?) e Áreas Temáticas. A partir desses parâmetros, realizamos cruzamentos que revelam aspetos pouco explorados da produção científica sobre o urbano brasileiro. As consultas ao banco de dados, que reúne milhares de referências devidamente classificadas, podem ser feitas pela página de pesquisa bibliográfica e, caso seja pertinente, você pode registrar trabalhos de sua autoria. Também produzimos, com apoio do Programa Unificado de Bolsas da USP, dois projetos de cultura e extensão voltados para os interessados nas questões urbanas de nosso país: "Urbanidades: o podcast do urbano brasileiro" e "sobre.vivências". O UrbanData-Brasil é atualmente vinculado ao Centro de Estudos da Metrópole, um dos Centros de Pesquisa, Inovação e Difusão (CEPIDS), da FAPESP e ao Laboratório de Pesquisa Social/LAPS do Departamento de Sociologia (FFLCH/USP). Maiores informações sobre nossa história você pode encontrar aqui.

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equipe do UrbanData-Brasil/CEM, apoiada por uma rede ampla de interlocutores, segue continuamente se dedicando a traçar novas estratégias de coleta e análise de dados bibliográficos. Para além dos indexadores convencionais, a classificação na base comporta outras três variáveis que imprimem originalidade ao nosso trabalho classificatório e analítico: Referência Temporal (a que período cronológico a pesquisa se refere?), Referência Espacial (da escala do logradouro mais específico à escala global, onde a pesquisa aporta?)

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Instrumentos de cooperação para cidades cocriadas e de gestão compartilhada

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Instrumentos de cooperação para cidades cocriadas e de gestão compartilhada

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Fazer Juntos – instrumentos de cooperação para cidades cocriadas

Published on May 7, 2022

O livro Fazer Juntos – instrumentos de cooperação para cidades cocriadas é sobre cooperação e gestão compartilhada, e traz casos das cidades de Madri,...

A Cidade Precisa de Você

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Fazer Juntos - instrumentos de cooperação para cidades cocriadas

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O livro Fazer Juntos - instrumentos de cooperação para cidades cocriadas é sobre cooperação e gestão compartilhada, e traz casos das cidades de Madri, Lisboa, Bolonha e Cidade do México. A primeira versão do livro foi lançada em inglês, na Alemanha, em 2019.

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Guia Orçamentário Sensível a Gênero e Raça

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Guia Orçamentário Sensível a Gênero e Raça

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Guia Prático para Prefeituras - Desenvolv. Sustent.

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Guia Prático para Prefeituras - Desenvolv. Sustent.

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Mapa Tipologias

O que são tipologias?

O que são tipologias?

Um estudo dos tipos de território que compõem o nosso país, com base em uma vasta coleção de indicadores, dados geográficos e índices, que qualificam as cidades-regiões a partir de suas características sociodemográficas e ambientais, relacionando-as aos temas da sustentabilidade para que o usuário encontre a solução mais adequada para sua localidade.

Instruções

O que são soluções?

O que são soluções?

Soluções são modelos replicáveis de alternativas sustentáveis para desafios urbanos. Elas podem caracterizar diferentes tipos de inovação: de Bens e Serviços; Processo ou Metodologia; Organizacional ou Gestão/Modelos de negócio; e Social.

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O que são tipologias? O que são tipologias? Um estudo dos tipos de território que compõem o nosso país, com base em uma vasta coleção de indicadores, dados geográficos e índices, que qualificam as cidades-regiões a partir de suas características sociodemográficas e ambientais, relacionando-as aos temas da sustentabilidade para que o usuário encontre a solução mais adequada para sua localidade.