Circular Cities, Improving Liveability & Economic Climate in Amsterdam: An Example to the World

Cities and city regions are the hubs for essential flows: of people, information, currency, water, materials, energy, food, and waste. As urban areas constantly change in size, density, and activities, they must find ways to make their resource systems and infrastructures responsive to the opportunities of new technology and to the challenges posed by climate change and resource scarcity. It is thus high time for a new, regenerative approach to resource use in the city. Such an approach implies radical changes in the way we plan, design, and use cities. In this lecture, Dutch and local experts will share about their experiences and challenges in making our cities more sustainable.

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https://www.clc.gov.sg/events/lectures/view/circular-cities-improving-liveability-economic-climate-in-amsterdam-an-example-to-the-world