NYU New Cities Conference - "Urban Forms"
Panel Discussion: Urban Forms
Angie Jo, a PhD candidate in political economy at MIT, moderates a panel with Patrick Lamson-Hall, Juan Du, and Alain Bertaud on urban planning and new cities in the Global South.
On March 11th, the Charter Cities Institute (CCI) and the Marron Institute of Urban Management co-hosted the NYU New Cities Conference in New York City. The event brought together economists, political scientists, architects, and urbanists to discuss the challenges of and solutions to Africa’s rapid urbanization. Africa will see over a billion new residents move into its cities by 2050–the equivalent of 100 megacities –and without innovative solutions, its cities will struggle to translate population growth into economic prosperity.Concerned with growing pressures on already overburdened infrastructure and public services, many policymakers are turning to an ambitious idea: rapid urban expansion and the construction of new master planned cities from scratch. The conference aimed to discuss how new cities, charter cities, and urban expansion will impact Africa’s urban future.
Видео NYU New Cities Conference - "Urban Forms" канала NYU MARRON INSTITUTE OF URBAN MANAGEMENT
Angie Jo, a PhD candidate in political economy at MIT, moderates a panel with Patrick Lamson-Hall, Juan Du, and Alain Bertaud on urban planning and new cities in the Global South.
On March 11th, the Charter Cities Institute (CCI) and the Marron Institute of Urban Management co-hosted the NYU New Cities Conference in New York City. The event brought together economists, political scientists, architects, and urbanists to discuss the challenges of and solutions to Africa’s rapid urbanization. Africa will see over a billion new residents move into its cities by 2050–the equivalent of 100 megacities –and without innovative solutions, its cities will struggle to translate population growth into economic prosperity.Concerned with growing pressures on already overburdened infrastructure and public services, many policymakers are turning to an ambitious idea: rapid urban expansion and the construction of new master planned cities from scratch. The conference aimed to discuss how new cities, charter cities, and urban expansion will impact Africa’s urban future.
Видео NYU New Cities Conference - "Urban Forms" канала NYU MARRON INSTITUTE OF URBAN MANAGEMENT
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