
Bruce STIFTEL
@brucestiftel
Bruce STIFTEL is an environmental planning and international development theorist in the Georgia Tech School of City and Regional Planning.
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http://www.planning.gatech.edu/people/bruce-stiftel 30-07-2016 13:55:53
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It’s official! 🎉 UN-Habitat’s Strategic Plan 2026–2029 has been formally adopted by #UNHA. My warmest congratulations to our Member States for their commitment to sustainable urban development and putting housing and slums back at the center. What a milestone! #BetterUrbanFuture



Your American Planning Association board workshopped scenarios during this week's meetings to better understand how uncertainties surrounding federal policies may affect urban planning, communities, and our association with the goal to better assist our members in navigating the future.



Accessing development data just got easier & smarter. We just launched #Data360 — the World Bank's hub for social, economic & development insights. We brought together up to 300M data points and 11k indicators into one powerful platform. DIVE IN: wrld.bg/2eeK50W1aw6


New in Nat Human Behaviour, with Allie Sinclair & the #SCIMaP team at scienceimpacts.org assessing the local impacts of proposed NIH indirect cost cuts, $16B in economic loss + 68K job losses. The White House budget proposal will make this worse. rdcu.be/eo3Hp






Our very own Jason Jordan sat down with Keith Cooke on Esri's 'Reinventing Planning' podcast to discuss how federal decisions are impacting local and regional planning. Listen to the full episode: creators.spotify.com/pod/profile/re…






Georgia Tech was pleased to participate in #WUF12 as exhibitor, organizer, and speakers. Georgia Tech College of Engineering DesignatGT Sam Nunn School of International Affairs #G2RT

As communities look for solutions to increase housing options, studies show that #zoningreform can make an immediate impact. Check out these 5 policies from The Pew Trusts that can help curb housing costs NOW: pew.org/en/research-an…
