Policy Documents
Best Practices
Urban Governance
City and Climate
Energy as Key Element for the Sustainable Development of Megacities (EnerKey), Gauteng, South Africa
language: English, PDF, 398 kB- Ho Chi Minh City - Integrative Urabn and Environmental Planning: Adaptation to Global Change: Vietnam
language: English, PDF, 613 kB - Urban Agriculture as an Integrative Factor of Climate-Optimised Urban Development, Casablanca, Morocco
language: English, PDF, 564 kB
Cultural Heritage and Urban Upgrading
Social Inclusion
Future Megacities
- Future Megacities. Energy- and Climate-Efficient Structures in Urban Growth Centres
language: English, PDF, 258 kB - Ignis - Income Generation & Climate Protection by Valorising Municipal Solid Wastes in a Sustainable Way in Emerging Megacities, Addis Ababa, Ethiopia
language: English, PDF, 231 kB - Urban Agriculture (UA) as an Integrative Factor of Climate-Optimised Urban Development, Casablanca, Morocco
language: English, PDF, 187 kB - Energy as a Key Element of an Integrated Climate Protection Concept for the City Region of Gauteng (EnerKey)
language: English, PDF, 199 kB - Megacity Research Project. Ho Chi Minh City – Integrative Urban and Environmental Planning Adaptation to Global Change
language: English, PDF, 234 kB - Sustainable Water and Wastewater Management in Urban Growth Centres . Coping with Climate Change – Concepts for Lima Metropolitana (LiWa), Peru
language: English, PDF, 289 kB - Young Cities – Developing Energy-Efficient Urban Fabric in the Tehran-Karaj Region
language: English, PDF, 172 kB - RECAST Urumqi: Meeting the Resource Efficiency Challenge in a Climate Sensitive Dryland Megacity Environment, Urumqi as a Model City for Central Asia
language: English, PDF, 243 kB
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