Insights
Decarbonization
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Karima Delli
Member of the European Parliament, Chairman of the Committee on Transport and Tourism.
In this video, Karima Delli, Member of the European Parliament & Chair of the Committee on Transport and Tourism, stresses the need for an ecological transition.
We need to tell humanity and political leaders that the ecological transition is not a punishment but a solution: it’s a win-win situation for everyone. It’s a win-win for people, especially the poorest, but also for industry, employment and the economy. But it’s also a win-win for our social fabric. If we don’t create this ecological transition, tomorrow, those who have money and those who don’t will fight. The world will be a much more beautiful place if we share and pull together.
We need to say to ourselves: “We’ve seen climate change, we’ve mitigated it, and things are going better for our planet”.
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Interview
Design
How does architecture interact with mobility in our cities?
Madeleine Masse, Founder and President of Atelier Soil
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Interview
Design
How can we reinvent mobility?
Arnaud Passalacqua, Professor at the Paris School of Urban Planning
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Interview
Design
How can individuals improve their urban environment?
Zeina Nazer, Co-founder of Cities Forum and vice president of ITS UK Road User Charging Forum
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Insights
Design
Mobility of tomorrow and urban design: do citizens have a say in what their cities look like?
Edith Maruéjouls, Founder of the Design Office L'ARObE
A city that adopts an inclusive approach to urban planning is one that rethinks the status of women and the gendered nature of public spaces. -
Insights
Design
Urban design and the mobility of tomorrow: do citizens have a say in what their cities look like?
Lior Steinberg, Urban planner and cofounder of Humankind
I believe that, in tomorrow’s world, cars will have retreated from our cities.
