Dec 09, 2018
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GPSC Newsletters
GPSC NEWSLETTERS| NEWSLETTER | MAIN TOPICS |
| Newsletter 23 | GEF-6 Sustainable Cities Integrated Approach Pilot Project. Nature Finance Tracking Methodology. Financing Nature-Based Solutions for Adaptation at Scale: Learning from Specialized Investment Managers and Nature Funds. Advancing the Integrated Approach to Tackle Commodity-driven Deforestation. What will it take for women to gain equal rights to housing, land, and property? |
| Newsletter 22 | Deep-Dive Learning C4B Urban Heat. Nature-based solutions, urban cooling, toolkit, why asset managers should care about biodiversity. |
| Newsletter 21 | Nature-positive program. IUCN Leaders Forum. HealthyCities Report. Steppng up on Biodiversity. Behavior Change on Solid Waste Management. Cool Solutions for a hotter climate. Nature-Based solutions. |
| Newsletter 20 | C4B 3rd Deep-Dive Learning on Urban Heat. Report: Piloting Nature-Based Solutions for urban Cooling. Report: Cities Culture and Creativity. Toolkit: Supporting implementation of global agendas. Blog: navigating trade-offs of ecological and economic goals to protect biodiversity. Blog: why should asset managers care about biodiversity? |
| Newsletter Issue 19 | C4B 2nd Deep-Dive Learning: presentations, photos, library. Biodiversity in cities techincal guide by AFD. World Cities Report 2022: Envisaging the Future of Cities by UN-Habitat. Ending Global Sprawl: Urban Standards for Sustainable and Resilient Development. |
| Newsletter Issue18 | C4B 1st Deep-Dive LEarning Summary Report. C4B 2nd Deep-Dive Learning Announcement. Urban Sustainability for a Green Recovery. New Partner: Malaysia International Centre for Sustanibale Cities (MyICSC). |
| Guidance Note: Community Participation in Slum Upgrading. Free COurse: Land Pooling and Readjustment. Building Back Stronger: Urban Resilience Through Post-Conflict Reconstruction. New Featured Layer in the GPSC City Dashboard. | |
| C4B Cities 4 Biodiversity: First Deep-Dive Learning. Solid Waste Management and Low Carbon Cities. Impact of the COVID-19 Pandemic on Municipal Finance. | |
| New Portal by World Bank on Nature-Based Solutions (NBS). Orange is the new colour of city competitiveness: The role of local governments in promoting cultural and creative industries. PANORAMA: Solutions for a Healthy Planet. Gender and Sustainable Cities. Urbanscapes resources and tools. | |
| GPSC Webianr Series. Bringing Nature Cities. Addressing Gender Gaps in Housing Interventions. New Manual and Guidelines for Station Redevelopment Including Commercial Development. New Manual and Guidelines for Station Redevelopment Including Commercial Development. The Green Infrastructure Framework for England. | |
| Newsletter Issue 13 | GPSC’s Webinar Series: Bringing Nature to Cities. New Knowledge Resources: Gender and Cities. Urban Nature and Biodiversity for Cities. Policy Brief. COVID-19 Vaccination and Municipal Waste Management. Technical Brief. PPP Project Summaries Database. |
| GPSC Global Online Series. Growing Greener: Venturing to Reconnect with Urban Biodiversity. Municipal Finance and PPP. eLearning Course on Passive Urban Cooling Solutions (Self-paced). Best Practices and Lessons Learned on the Pathways to Sustainability: Urban Park Rangers. | |
| Building Back Better: Green, Healthy and Inclusive Cities. Transit-Oriented Development Implementation Resources and Tools. Public-Private Partnerships for Investment and Delivery of Affordable Housing in Emerging Market Economies. Tale of three mayors: Coping with COVID-19. Uzbekistan: Resilient Cultural Heritage and Sustainable Tourism Development. Flooding in East Africa: The impacts on and implications for cities in East Africa, with a case study of Dar es Salaam. | |
| GPSC Global Online Series. PANORAMA Sustainable Urban Development. Knowledge Resources. the Tale of Three Mayors. Integrating Climate Adaptation: a Toolkit for Urban Planners and Adaptation Practitioners | |
| World Bank Community of Practice. COVID19 Resources for Cities. Assessing Physical Environment of TOD Communities around Metro Stations: Using Big Data and Machine Learning. Analyzing the Spatial Patterns of the Elderly's Daily Activities. Cultural Heritage. | |
| Newsletter Issue 8 | Urbanscapes Community of Practice. Senegal: Sustainable Cities Management Initiative. Coronavirus Speaker Series: Sharing Knowledge to Respond with Resilience. The potential for food supply disruptions. Resource Team updates: WRI, C40 and ICLEI. |
| Ending Global Sprawl: Urban Standards for Sustainable Development. Webinar 20: Nature-based Solutions in Cities. NBS in cities. | |
| 3rd Global Meeting in Saa Paulo. Bringing Nature to Cities: Integrating Biodiversity and Nature-Based Solutions into Urban Planning and Design. PPP team. GPSC Resource Team. Knowledge Partner: European Space Agency (ESA). | |
| Chongqing 2035: Spatial and Economic Transformation for a Global City. A Conversation with Peter Calthorpe: Global Sprawl and Our Urban Planet - Metrics for Sustainable City Design. A Conversation with Khoo Teng Chye: Singapore's Development - Urban Governance & Infrastructure Financing. Satellites in Action: How Geospatial Data Can Create Resilient and Sustainable Cities. | |
| Catalyzing Solutions for Sustainable Cities. EO4SD-Urban Project. CHONGQING 2035: Urban Growth Scenarios. Urban Sustainability Framework - Chinese Translation. Supporting Integrated Urban Development in Africa. GPSC City Academy Singapore. | |
| Newsletter Issue 3 | GEF Proposed Double Support for Sustainable Cities. GPSC Calls for Better City Planning. Annual Meeting. GPSC Participated in the Shenzhen International Low-carbon City Forum. India Seeks Multi-sectoral Partnership Through a National Sustainable Cities Platform. A New Platform for Collaboration and Knowledge Sharing on Urban Sustainability. |
| Melaka becomes a champion for urban sustainability. GPSC compendiums. 52nd GEF council meeting. knowledge to investment. Integrating sustainability in urban planning. | |
| Newsletter Issue 1 | World Bank and GEF launched the GPSC. First Working Group. Interview with Naoko Ishii. California becomes Knowledge Partner. Training on Municipal Finance and Creditworthiness. |
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