Combining our passion for #cities & #storytelling to help organisations working in urban development craft the right messages and maximize their reach & impact.
Always humbling and inspiring to listen to citizens and elected representatives working at the #grassroots to solve pressing challenges facing our cities. Thank you @mahilahsg for this opportunity to moderate this panel with women community leaders and councilors. #Governance.
Popular perception often shapes how we engage with urban policy and view actors involved in urban development. In this video, @mnolangray explores the trope of ‘the dastardly developer - forever ruining cities and hiking rents’
https://t.co/MFD8o1dub2
#popculture#urbanism
We collaborated with @WIEGOGLOBAL, @mahilahsg to develop knowledge tools to advance dialog on homes as workplaces improving habitats in urban poor settlements. Thanks @MartyChen16 for the opportunity to present insights from this work at @HarvardGSD.
https://t.co/UvHNGu2Bqs
1/3 of all women workers in India are home-based.
Professor Martha Chen of @WIEGOGLOBAL introduces @vani_h of @City_Collab & @Bijalb_15 of @mahilahsg as they present at @HarvardGSD on their work to gain recognition of the home as workplace, as it is for so many women.
Home-based workers need:
- Access to water 💧 & sanitation & electricity💡
- Safe homes 🏠
- Property rights 💪
On this #HomeBasedWorkersDay, don’t miss our thematic briefs📄 developed with @mahilahsg & @City_Collab about the challenges they face: https://t.co/If2LkdSNou
World Poverty Day - The COVID-19 pandemic recession pushed millions more people into poverty. The pandemic recession also eroded the livelihoods of the majority of the 2 billion informal workers. Supporting the recovery of informal workers is a key pathway to reducing poverty
The poor quality of habitat🏠 has a direct bearing on the productivity of home-based workers as well as their health & well-being.
Don’t miss our thematic briefs📄 developed with @mahilahsg & @City_Collab about the challenges they face: https://t.co/If2LkdSNou
The documentation employs a three-pronged strategic framework:
1) Improving the physical environment
2)Promoting energy efficiency & climate resilience
3)Incorporating the needs of the #homebasedworkers in city plans and policies
@mahilahsg@WIEGOGLOBAL@HomeNetInt@City_Collab
We partner with diverse organisations in urban built environment sector and help them advance knowledge, engagement and action towards improving quality of life in #Indiancities. Stay tuned as we share insights from our work as part of the #urbanoctober campaign. #SDG11@vani_h
Poor quality of habitat has a direct bearing on the productivity, health and well-being of #homebasedworkers. We collaborated with @WIEGOGLOBAL to capture insights from @mahilahsg's work in improving quality of habitats in poor settlements.
#UrbanOctober
https://t.co/8x6T3PQgLt
Did you know that home-based workers spend most of their incomes💸 on energy for lighting, cooling, heating, & powering home-based livelihoods?
Read our thematic briefs📄 developed with @mahilahsg & @City_Collab: https://t.co/If2LkdSNou
And follow @HomeNetInt🏠 #WorldHabitatDay
Super excited to finally share this updated analysis on the countries most responsible for climate change, now including all sources of CO2:
US 509GtCO2
CN 284
RU 172
BR 113
ID 103
DE 88
IN 86
UK 74
JP 68
CA 65
1/n
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We are so proud to partner with @mahilahsg and @WIEGOGLOBAL to bring out insights on ‘Making Home based environments safer, healthier and more productive’ and help them advance advocacy and action around issues of #homebasedworkers.
#WorldHabitatDay
Home-based workers need:
- Access to water 💧 & sanitation & electricity💡
- Safe homes 🏠
- Property rights 💪
- To be included in the city plans 🌆
This #WorldHabitatDay, learn about home-based workers’ demands 💪 https://t.co/2AeqiolqMA
@mahilahsg@HomeNetInt@City_Collab
.@Bijalb_15 elaborates on how infrastructure and access to services affects physical and financial health of urban poor, perpetuating women’s unpaid labour
Do check this thread & entire piece by @aditimurti for @citizenmatters@WIEGOGLOBAL @hnsa_2016 @City_Collab@JanhaviDave
Of course, all else is never equal! This the most compelling counterargument: that there are inevitable tradeoffs between drivability, walkability, and other aspects of livability. They're hard tradeoffs.
So, let me clarify and correct this tweet.
1. Cities should be designed taking into account the immense value of cars, but not “designed for cars” or “around cars”, if that is taken to mean excluding other things we want to optimize for…
https://t.co/fwudCagOCo
Congratulations to the grand prize winner of the 2020-21 #PrizeforCities: Sustainable Food Production for a Resilient #Rosario! 🎉🎊
@MuniRosario’s urban agriculture program has increased #FoodSecurity for residents & climate #resilience in tandem https://t.co/852ztgCpvP