Why Culture Matters in the Reconstruction and Recovery of Cities
With an ever bigger urban population being affected by both natural hazards and armed conflict, policy makers and practitioners needNews & Blogs
Cities, Culture, Creativity: Learning from the Republic of Korea’s Experience
This report describes examples demonstrating the leading role that Korea can play globally and provides practical insights on the importanceKnowledge Product
Building Back Stronger: Urban Resilience Through Post-Conflict Reconstruction
Rebuilding cities and towns after protracted conflict is a more common occurrence than many would find acceptable. It is alsoKnowledge Product
Uzbekistan: Resilient Cultural Heritage and Sustainable Tourism Development
COVID‑19 halted Uzbekistan’s tourism sector, but the crisis highlights opportunities to strengthen risk management, preparedness, and cultural heritage resilience.Knowledge Product
Seoul's Experience in Cultural Heritage Sustainable Tourism and Urban Regeneration
This report details the evolution of Seoul’s efforts since the 1960s to balance all three elements of this critical equationKnowledge Product
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Culture in City Reconstruction and Recovery
As urban growth and development continue at a breathtaking pace across the world, cities are increasingly bearing the brunt ofKnowledge Product
Promoting Disaster Resilient Cultural Heritage
Cultural heritage is vulnerable to the adverse impacts of natural disasters, and climate change is adding to the urgency ofKnowledge Product
Resilient tourism starts with residents: lessons from Japan
Recognizing resilient tourism’s importance, the World Bank’s Tokyo Development Learning Center hosted a 2025 on how cities support tourism.News & Blogs
GPSC City Academy on Green Urban Infrastructure and Nature-Cultural Tourism
City representatives, experts, and partners will meet in Samarkand to exchange insights on planning, financing, and implementing green urban infrastructure.Events
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