Coalition for Urban Transitions
@CoalitionUrban
Active from 2016-2021, the Coalition was a leading global initiative on national engagement with urban issues. Follow @WRIRossCities, @C40 for more.
ID:723261791149551617
http://urbantransitions.global 21-04-2016 21:27:03
4,9K Tweet
4,0K Takipçi
2,1K Takip Edilen
Cities in Brazil were the first to integrate waste pickers & cooperatives into city solid waste management systems.
Partnering with & integrating informal workers can help rapidly increase access to basic services in underserved areas. #citiesforall ow.ly/PrqI50H35qU
Investments in low-carbon measures in cities could provide an economic return of nearly $24 trillion by 2050. New World Resources Inst blog sets out 5 priorities for the world's cities post-COP26 to tackle the climate crisis & ensure greater inclusion 🏙️
bit.ly/3DD7AHG
.Coalition for Urban Transitions has identified #ClimateAction in cities as an opportunity that could net $24 trillion in benefits by 2050, while reducing urban emissions by 90%.
We lay out 5 priorities for cities to tackle post #COP26 ⬇️
ow.ly/eV5z50H8Oyz
In #Mexico 🇲🇽, investments in #lowcarbon measures to achieve decarbonisation and resilience could yield economic returns with an NPV of $210 billion by 2050.
Learn more about how Mexico can seize the #urbanopportunity ⬇️ bit.ly/3npBkkR
Read my blog with Leo HornPhathanothai on the five priorities for cities and national governments to focus on after
COP26 5 Priorities for Cities After COP26 wri.org/insights/5-way… via World Resources Inst WRI Ross Cities Coalition for Urban Transitions Stientje v Veldhoven Ani Dasgupta
TOMORROW: Join World Resources Inst and IMF for a discussion on implementing the #GlasgowClimatePact to close the emissions gap and ramp up #ClimateFinance for developing countries and what needs to happen before #COP27 .
REGISTER NOW: Dec. 9 at 9 AM EST ow.ly/oLeZ50H4FqM
Cities in #SouthAfrica 🇿🇦 are home to 2/3 of the population. The national gov't can tackle urban poverty & inequality while also reducing emissions & creating green jobs through investments in decarbonisation and resilience-building
Learn more 👇 bit.ly/3rEdHag
Join WRI and IMF on Dec. 9, for an in-depth panel discussion on how the #GlasgowClimatePact can help close the emissions gap and ramp up #ClimateFinance for developing countries.
9–10 AM EST
The world’s urban population is expected to grow by 2.5 billion people by 2050, with 90% of the increase occurring in Africa & Asia.
But cities here are most vulnerable to the impacts of climate change & hold few resources for mitigation. #citiesforall ow.ly/woKf50H33NO
Reallocating road spaces and supporting the 15-min neighbourhood, are two ways national governments can put inclusive, compact, connected, & clean #urban vision into COVID-19 #recovery strategies - says our recent report with LSE Cities OECD SMEs, Regions, Cities & Tourism bit.ly/3lNP7T8
ICYMI: G20 recently mandated OECD ➡️ Better Policies for Better Lives & UN-Habitat to support intermediary cities in addressing climate change & achieving SDGs. These cities of under 1 million in low-income countries account for 2/3 of the urban pop & 45% of CO2 emissions. Learn more ⬇️ bit.ly/3lmmOuv
Using public transportation is too often a calculated risk for women around the world.
Having more women working in sustainable transport and uplifting their voices will help light the path for systems that work for everyone. More from WRI Ross Cities: ow.ly/vxHl50GZH5m
Our recent report explores how to unlock the #investment required to accelerate Africa’s transition to a low-carbon, climate resilient future. A crucial guide to the key instruments available to finance Africa’s #UrbanOpportunity bit.ly/3koujAJ
#Indonesia can decarbonize, strengthen resilience, and promote inclusion by building on existing national #lowcarbon and #naturebased initiatives. Find out more in our recent report report #UrbanOpportunity bit.ly/2SqrzY5