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Land Lines, July 2020
July 2020, English
July 2020, English
Conserving Biodiversity on South Africa’s Privately-Owned Grasslands
Farmer Experiences with Protected Areas
July 2020, English
July 2020, English
Land Matters Podcast
Episode 13: Housing at a Time of Crisis
July 2020, English
The coronavirus pandemic and growing outrage about racial injustice have underscored the centrality of healthy, well-located, and affordable housing in society. The economic and racial disparities so starkly revealed in recent weeks and months have prompted a re-assessment of the overall approach to housing, what’s working and what needs to be changed. “I hope […]
July 2020, English
The coronavirus pandemic and growing outrage about racial injustice have underscored the centrality of healthy, well-located, and affordable housing in society. The economic and racial disparities so starkly revealed in recent weeks and months have prompted a re-assessment of the overall approach to housing, what’s working and what needs to be changed. “I hope […]
July 2020, English
July 2020, Spanish
What Makes Mixed-Use Development Economically Desirable?
July 2020, English
July 2020, English
Scenario Planning in a Pandemic
How to Embrace and Navigate Uncertainty
June 2020, English
Local authorities focus on quickly getting services back up and running, returning to previous systems and making them as effective as possible in the new context. After a year of upheaval, staff and the wider public have little appetite for change. —“Race Back to Normal” scenario, Social Finance Earlier this year, the U.K.-based […]
June 2020, English
Local authorities focus on quickly getting services back up and running, returning to previous systems and making them as effective as possible in the new context. After a year of upheaval, staff and the wider public have little appetite for change. —“Race Back to Normal” scenario, Social Finance Earlier this year, the U.K.-based […]
City Tech
Data Companies Track Our Pandemic Patterns
June 2020, English
Numina, a tech startup based in Brooklyn, New York, uses purpose-built sensors to gather data on pedestrian and bicyclist behavior, offering urban planners, policy makers, and mobility-focused businesses granular, anonymized information that can help shape new projects and tweak existing streetscape designs. While Numina has always focused on walkers and cyclists, its technology is […]
June 2020, English
Numina, a tech startup based in Brooklyn, New York, uses purpose-built sensors to gather data on pedestrian and bicyclist behavior, offering urban planners, policy makers, and mobility-focused businesses granular, anonymized information that can help shape new projects and tweak existing streetscape designs. While Numina has always focused on walkers and cyclists, its technology is […]
