Shaping the urban age
Shaping the urban age
New visionary policies and strategic insights are necessary to tackle the diversity of city-region challenges and promote sustainability
In the heart of Japan’s automotive industry, I delved into competitor analyses and market dynamics. My journey evolved, and I now champion sustainable urban mobility, shaping a future where progress and planet coexist harmoniously.
As I step onto Malaysian soil for the third time, the air is thick with promise and the energy of uncharted potential. This isn’t just another visit; it’s a pivotal moment of truth where every interaction is laced with the possibility of new ventures and meaningful outcomes.
In France, urban planners face challenges in gaining recognition compared to architects and engineers. The decentralization model limits their influence, leaving room for other disciplines. However, the United Nations’ Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs) offer an opportunity for French urban planners to shape territories. By embracing holistic approaches, interdisciplinary skills, and collaboration, they can transform society and contribute to institutional reform. International cooperation is also crucial, especially with regions facing significant urbanisation challenges.