Très bon papier de Carlos Moreno | IAE-Paris Sorbonne in Le Monde du 8/4. Après le concept de la ville du quart d’heure, reposant sur la proximité, il défend l’adaptation de cette idée en région, avec le territoire de la demi-heure. Objectifs : qualité de vie et réduction des émissions de carbone

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We Are we the Sambassadors a passionate global community bringing the”15-Minute City” concept to life
A community of voices –planners, academics, policymakers, entrepreneurs, activists, artists and community organizers
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The Sambassador space for a passionate global community bringing the”15-Minute City” concept to life
Join Carlos Moreno | IAE-Paris Sorbonne and his #HappyProximities #The15MCWileyBook

Carlos Moreno | IAE-Paris Sorbonne Welcome to your Sambassador space.
A community of voices –urban planners, academics, policymakers, entrepreneurs, activists, artists and community organizers.
moreno-web.net/i-am-a-sambass…

Carlos Moreno | IAE-Paris Sorbonne
#HappyProximities
#The15MCWileyBook

Nobody sleeps here tonight. For too long, the warmongers have been playing with our lives. For too long, extremist governments have been working against their people here. It's time to get rid of them all. Palestinians, Israelis, Iranians, we all deserve better.

The latest article in the Public Spaces for Children series features UN-Habitat’s Global Public Space Program. It provides information on tools, actions, and networks that you can use to liven up public spaces for children in your city.
Read it here➡ cities4children.org/blog/catalytic…

Sharing the Cities4Children - The Global Alliance article showcasing UN-Habitat #PublicSpaceProgramme tools and case studies to improve #cities for #children through #publicspaces . More information 👇

Ps: if you would like to read a (I think!!) clear account of the follies and fancies of postwar urban planning then the chapter on Euston Road in my history of London’s streets, #NoFreeParking may interest you …amazon.co.uk/No-Free-Parkin…

Bringing Workers Back Downtown Won’t Make Toronto Great Again. But Making It Fun Might. My latest in The Globe and Mail: theglobeandmail.com/opinion/articl…