Urban Transformations at Habitat III in Quito
At Habitat III, Urban Transformations worked to give UK universities and their global community a seat at the table in Quito. Through participation in a range of events, including a side event organised by UT, ‘Transforming research into practices and policies: Dialogues on implementation and evaluation of the new urban agenda’, UT highlighting how ESRC-funded research is working to refine the New Urban Agenda in accordance with the latest understanding of how cities can become more than just places and catalysts for a sustainable planet.
Some related UT publications and activities related to Habitat III are listed below. Some of these are also available to view in the Habitat III edition of UTConnect.
UT PUBLICATIONS
Key debate
2030 Policy Endorsement of a Sustainable Future: Implications for Urban Research
14 Jul | Susan Parnell, Owen Crankshaw & Michele Acuto, with comments by David Simon, Michael Batty and Michael Cohen
Blogs
So what difference will the 2016 New Urban Agenda make when the world has had enough of experts?
17 Oct | UT team
New migrant urbanisms and the United Nations Habitat III conference in Quito
17 Oct | Michael Keith, Nicholas Simcik-Arese and Andreza De Souza Santos
A Place for the UK in Supporting UN Habitat’s New Urban Agenda – The Role of the ESRC’s Urban Transformations Network
15 Aug | Nicholas Simcik Arese
Just Sustainabilities and the New Urban Agenda
28 Jul | Vanesa Castan Broto
EVENTS
Transforming research into practices and policies: Dialogues on implementation and evaluation of the new urban agenda
17 Oct | Side event at Habitat III
Full schedule of Habitat III events with UT involvement
MEDIA
Habitat III joint series with the Conversation
How should we plan the cities of tomorrow?
18 Oct | Michael Keith, Nicholas Simcik-Arese and Andreza De Souza Santos
What is Habitat III and Why Does it Matter? A Beginner’s Guide to the New Urban Agenda
12 Oct | Enora Robin