by Resilient Cities Network | Jun 16, 2023 | Publications
Chennai is a coastal city with three rivers flowing into the Bay of Bengal, a network of canals, and innumerable man-made lakes or ‘erys’. The city has the highest per capita of waste generated in the country – 0.71 kg of solid waste per day. After heavy...
by Resilient Cities Network | Apr 27, 2023 | News and Blogs
Only 2% of around 34,000 tons of waste is recycled in Panama City, and a large amount of uncollected waste often ends in rivers and drains, leading to flooding during the rainy seasons. The City of Panama is recycling its marine debris plastic and transforming it into...
by Resilient Cities Network | Jun 22, 2022 | News and Blogs
Cities worldwide are rapidly urbanizing, shedding light on the interrelated challenges of environmental, social and economic inequalities. Most of the plastic in our oceans come from rapidly urbanizing cities, particularly those along rivers and coastal areas in...
by Itzel Hernandez | Jan 20, 2022 | Uncategorized
Fuente: 3Construcciones (3C) Share The concern about the issue of work in the vulnerable sectors of society was something that had been on Lucas Recalde’s mind for a long time. That concern led him to promote initiatives to create jobs in his native Cordoba,...
by Itzel Hernandez | Jan 20, 2022 | Uncategorized
Fuente: 3Construcciones (3C) Share In recent years, the activity of the construction sector increased because of the rapid urban growth. According to estimates, about 230 billion square meters will be built in the next four decades. The constructions and the...
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