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From plans to people : territorial planning and poverty in Colombia

Canavire-Bacarreza, Gustavo; Rios, Camilo; Triveño, Luis - 2026

Land-use policies shape the spatial allocation of infrastructure, services, and development and thus have direct implications for welfare. This paper examines the effects of Colombia's municipal territorial plan updates on poverty through the lens of the housing and services channel. Using...

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Growth under rising pressure: weather shocks in sub-Saharan African cities

Reinhardt, Robert - 2026

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Digital green finance models for sustainable urban development : current trends and future perspectives

Opoku, Alex; Danquah, Richmond Darko; Aklashie, Samuel; … - 2026

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Resilient cities in the global south : rethinking informality in urban planning and design

2026

Post-pandemic, cities face new challenges in adapting to global changes, while also addressing the needs, practices, and capabilities of diverse populations. Resilience, as a key factor, enables cities to adapt and transform in response to these challenges. Development driven by resilience is...

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2026

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Parks and invention

Gagliardi, Luisa; Roche, Maria P. - 2026 - This version: March 2, 2026

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Are markets interested in financing urban climate change adaptation?

Whittaker, Stella - 2026 - June 2025 (revised & resubmitted), First edition

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Inclusive urban futures : from inequality to opportunity

2026

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Methodologies and metrics for analysing urban economic resilience in China

Wollscheid, Clemens - 2026

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Handbook for Livable and Resilient Cities : Integrating Hazard and Risk Information into Urban Planning

2026

Rapid urbanization in cities worldwide has led to significant environmental, social, and economic challenges. These include heightened exposure to extreme weather and climate events, increased air and water pollution, rising poverty levels, shrinking green spaces, and greater risks to lives,...

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The impact of artificial intelligence applications on improving energy efficiency and avoiding energy rebound : evidence from China's “national smart city pilot” policy

Yu, Xiao; Su, Ming; Zhou, Ying; Wang, Siqi - 2026

Artificial intelligence (AI) applications in China's smart city initiatives are widely regarded as having the potential to enhance energy efficiency, yet whether such applications may trigger or exacerbate the energy rebound effect remains an open empirical question. Using panel data for 279...

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Expected distances in grid networks : can the Manhattan metric be used in Manhattan?

Schulz, Juliana; Arslan, Okan; Laporte, Gilbert - 2026

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Livable Pacific Cities and Towns. Spotlight : Mapping Risk, Building Resilience - Exposure Analysis of Pacific Urban Areas

2026

Cities and towns in the Pacific region face significant risks from natural hazards. These risks are projected to increase with climate change and increasing urbanization, yet they are not well understood. As a complementary technical report to Livable Pacific Cities and Towns: Urbanization...

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Livable Pacific Cities and Towns. Spotlight : Tides of Change - Urban Resilience Across Pacific Landscapes

2026

Pacific Island Countries (PICs) are experiencing a rapid urban transition in the context of intensifying climate and disaster risks. Responding to these challenges requires more than incremental action. The Livable Pacific Cities and Towns report sets out a strategic framework for resilient...

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Urban Heat : Planning and Implementing Investments for Heat Resilience

Jones, Nicholas K.W; Bansal, Shreya; Deuskar, Chandan; … - 2026

This Technical Note builds directly on the Urban Heat Risk Assessment Technical Note, which focuses on diagnosing heat hazards, exposure, and impacts in urban areas. In many cities, the analytical understanding of extreme heat has advanced rapidly, supported by improved climate data, spatial...

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Building resilience through disaster risk management in intermediary cities

2026

Natural disasters and extreme weather events are increasing in frequency and intensity globally. Local governments, including intermediary cities, are on the frontline of disaster risk management. Increasing their resilience is critical to protect lives and support economic development. This is...

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Housing for a resilient urban future in Indonesia

2026

While Indonesia's rapid urbanisation has gone hand in hand with economic growth, housing remains a critical challenge. Around 29.2 million family units in Indonesia do not have a home or live in inadequate housing conditions. At the same time, Indonesian cities are facing growing environmental...

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Country profiles on urban development, housing and land management : Montenegro

2026

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Kommunalbefragung Bau-Turbo : Auswertung von Fragen zur BauGB-Novelle und zur kommunalen Planungspraxis

Klemme, Marion; Maikämper, Moritz; Stockdreher, Birgit; … - 2026

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Raising cultural participation : limits and pitfalls of cultural spending in cities

Lerouge, Romain; Arnaboldi, Michela - 2026

Cultural participation is a catalyst for urban vitality and transformation, characterising central-periphery dy namics. At the frontline of public endowment to the arts, cities' spending plays a major role in sustaining cultural vibrancy in a territory. People's cultural participation is,...

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Immigration enforcement, sanctuary cities, and rising hispanic suicide rates

Hadah, Hussain - 2026

I estimate the causal impact of the US Secure Communities (SC) program, which expanded deportation risk nationwide, on Hispanic suicide rates. Using the staggered county rollout (2008-2013) and a triple difference-in-differences design, I identify heterogeneous effects relative to non-Hispanic...

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Formalizing ambiguous property rights as a panacea? : informal urban regeneration in Shanghai

Chen, Jie; Wang, Yiming - 2026

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Authoritarian urbanism in peripheral cities : more-than-neoliberal urban policies in Saransk, Russia

Trivin, Clotilde - 2026

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Community perception on a temporary plant nursery installation : urban and regional tourism perspectives

Dragan, Alexandru; Crețan, Remus; Răducan, Raluca Maria; … - 2026

Sustainable urban and regional innovation through temporary installations is a more and more visible process in the neoliberal city. Recent literature on urban and regional innovation could launch different solutions aimed at bringing profit to local administration by promoting natural...

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Adapting the ‘15-minute city’ concept to medium-sized urban contexts : a case study in Desio, Italy

Garramone, Manuel; Scaioni, Marco - 2026

As global concerns about public health and environmental sustainability continue to grow, urban planners are developing strategies to promote active and public transportation as alternatives to private car use. Reducing car dependency can offer significant benefits, including lower carbon...

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Creative Redevelopment of Cities in India : A Catalyst for Inclusive, Resilient, and Sustainable Growth

Asian Development Bank - 2026

Creative Redevelopment (CR) is a framework aimed at transforming city cores through the judicious densification and repurposing of underutilized assets, delivering better economic, social, and environmental outcomes for cities and communities. Developed in alignment with India's "Viksit Bharat"...

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The inclusive circular economy : challenges and opportunities for urban innovation

2026

This open access book is a multi-disciplinary effort to address the complex socio-economic issues and the substantial environmental pressure that the expected large-scale migration will exert on cities in the near future. Emerging from a joint research project between China and the Netherlands,...

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City positionality in supply chain network and urban carbon emission intensity : evidence from listed companies in China

Dong, Jiahua; Liu, Dining; Lee, Harry F. - 2026

This study explores the relationship between intercity supply chain networks and urban carbon emission intensity (CEI) in China. While most research investigates the environmental implications of geographical proximity among city clusters, the environmental effects of functional intercity...

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Lessons learnt from the differing investment strategies and enabling contexts of UK city deals

Taylor, Ian - 2026

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A p-ary Choquet-based multi-criteria decision-making approach for assessing sustainability indicators in urban development

Mecca, Beatrice; Lami, Isabella M.; Brunelli, Matteo - 2026

This research acknowledges the existence of a dichotomy between the weak sustainability (WS) and strong sustainability (SST) paradigms, which can heavily influence decision-making analysis methods. Rather than entering the debate between WS and SST, we take the need for SST as a starting point...

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Uneven smartness : assessing infrastructure capabilities and size-class disparities in India's Smart Cities Mission

Banerjee, Iman; Dutta, Ratnadeep - 2026

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Impacts of the installation of the São João monument on the residents in a city in the interior of Brazil

Carvalho, Luísa Cagica; Santos, Josiane Rodrigues dos; … - 2026

In the current context of the complexity of municipal management, the sustainable development of communities and compliance with the "2030 Agenda" objectives are essential. These objectives aim to reduce the negative environmental impact of cities by the year 2030, with special attention to...

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The impact of digital economy on urban-rural integrated development : taking the 19 city clusters in china as examples

Jia, Shanming; Tang, Weiyi; Liu, Pengzhen; Liu, Le; … - 2026

The digital economy (DE) provides new paths for driving urban-rural integrated development (URID). Based on the panel data of 210 cities within the 19 city clusters in China from 2012 to 2023, this paper explores the impact of DE on URID The results indicate that the DE has a non-linear effect...

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Entrepreneurial leadership in small-Scale smart city transformations

Guzovski, Marina; Smoljić, Mirko; Čolić, Marijana - 2026

Background: The smart city concept has become a central framework in contemporary urban governance; however, empirical research predominantly focuses on large metropolitan areas, while small municipalities remain comparatively underexplored. This study examines how citizens of Ivanić-Grad...

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Lessons from the East : rethinking urban mass ecotourism from a contemporary sustainability perspective

Sudipta Kiran Sarkar; Butcher, Jim - 2026

Recent events including the pandemic have prompted reflection on the future of sustainability in tourism. It necessitated "proximity tourism" - effectively, staying closer to home and discovering the proximate environment, the only tourism allowed for the mass of people. A form of proximate...

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The infrastructure paradox in Ecuador : public investment and the persistence of territorial disparities in cantons with low initial development

Urbina Poveda, Myriam Alexandra; Gómez, Helen Magdalena; … - 2026

This paper examines the effects of public infrastructure spending across Ecuadorian cantons on adequate employment and the multidimensional poverty rate over the period 2008-2022, assessing whether such spending operated as a mechanism of convergence. The analysis is grounded in the hypothesis...

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IRBID VLR - 2024 : Irbid's pathway to a sustainable and resilient future : first voluntary local review

2026

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Integrating demand-responsive transportation into smart city strategies : implications for sustainable urban mobility in the European Union : a systematic literature review and survey analysis

Eszes, Patrik; Buics, László - 2026

Background: This study seeks to explore the link between smart city development and demand-responsive transport, analyze the ways of integrating demand-responsive transport into smart mobility concepts, estimate public perceptions about those phenomena, and review any international efforts aimed...

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Lancement d'un troisième programme national de renouvellement urbain : projet de loi visant la relance du logement

2026

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Nature-positive cities : A conceptual framework

2026

Urban nature and biodiversity face growing pressure from urbanisation, which has brought prosperity but also accelerated the loss of forests, wetlands and grasslands. Increasing ecosystem degradation, climate risks and pollution carry significant environmental, social and economic costs for...

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South Sudan Urbanization Review - Cities as Anchors of Recovery and Resilience

2026

This report comes at a critical moment in the development of our nation, as South Sudan continues to experience rapid urban growth in a context marked by fragility, displacement, climate vulnerability, weak infrastructure, and institutional constraints. The Review provides a timely, evidence...

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Cities that Work : Realizing the Jobs Potential of MENA’s Cities

Le Courtois, Alexandra; Murray, Sally; Roberts, Mark - 2026

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From optimal to efficient tourism flows in cities : an urban economics perspective

Capello, Roberta; Cerisola, Silvia; Panzera, Elisa - 2026

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Mining Regions and Cities in SAŠA and Zasavska, Slovenia : A Regional Approach for a Just Transition Away from Coal

2026

Slovenia's plan to phase out coal before 2033 shapes current development trajectories in the Savinjsko-Šaleška (SAŠA) subregion and the Zasavska region. Zasavska has been adjusting to mine and power plant closures since 2014, while SAŠA still relies on an active coal complex and needs to...

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IT and urban polarization

Eeckhout, Jan; Hedtrich, Christoph; Pinheiro, Roberto - 2026

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IT and Urban Polarization

Eeckhout, Jan; Hedtrich, Christoph; Pinheiro, Roberto - 2021

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Circular economy strategies for zero-waste cities in East Africa : policy pathways, energy recovery potential, and urban sustainability transitions

Bai, Li; Xue, Qian; Song, Wei; John, Alex - 2026

East Africa is experiencing rapid urbanization and economic development which is increasing the production of municipal solid waste (MSW) that has increased a strain on urban infrastructure, environmental systems and already limited energy networks. The existing linear models of...

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Gender-responsive budgeting : towards the promise of inclusive cities

Desai, Dhaval D. - 2026

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Housing in small towns : current challenges in research and practice

2026

Around one third of the population in Germany lives in small towns, making this type of settlement a key issue in spatial development. A sufficient and adequate housing supply in small towns is essential for equivalent living conditions and sustainable spatial development. Despite their diverse...

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From vision to implementation : developing sustainable urban mobility plans

Sieber, Niklas; Duffner-Korbee, Dorien - 2026

The paper examines why Sustainable Urban Mobility Plans (SUMPs) often fall short of delivering substantial changes in urban transport and climate performance, and how their effectiveness can be improved. Drawing on a 2023 survey of transport planners in ten cities participating in the EU project...

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Rebuilding Ukraine's cities : maximizing benefits and minimizing costs

Glaeser, Edward L.; Kirchberger, Martina; Parkhomeko, Andrii - 2026

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Rebuilding Ukraine's cities : maximizing benefits and minimizing costs

Glaeser, Edward L.; Kirchberger, Martina; Parkhomenko, … - 2026

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From resistance to collaboration : implementing "Our Neighborhood" project in Mashhad

Alikhani, Arezoo; Hashemi, Seyedeh Niloofar - 2026

Traditional urban planning in centralized governance systems often lacks meaningful public engagement, leading to projects that fail to meet local needs. The "Our Neighborhood" project in Mashhad, Iran, represents an attempt to implement a bottom-up, participatory approach to urban development...

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