Tag: Green Cities
Bursa becomes EBRD Green City with major water sector investment
The European Bank for Reconstruction and Development (EBRD) has announced €70m for water infrastructure in Turkey's fourth largest city.
The technology for resilient cities is here, says Bentley senior director...
Tackling urban carbon emissions that while securing resilience will require major investment in new practical solutions and practices. We talk with Bentley Systems’ senior director of cities, Richard Vestner (RV), about how digital innovation can help.
Digital transition means believing in our people, says Bentley Systems CIO
The pandemic sped up the digital transition. We talk with Bentley Systems senior vice president and chief information officer Claire Rutkowski ahead of the Global Infrastructure Conference about what industry should expect next and how it can adapt.
EBRD launches Kosovo country plan
Highlands Highway Investment Programme to facilitate trade and improve access to jobs, markets and social services for three million people.
EBRD green financing hit €5.4bn in 2021
Full year investment reaches €10.4bn, with green financing making up over 50% for the first time.
UNEP warns cities must change to meet 2030 objectives
UN Environment Programme report tells cities locked into unsustainable status quo to change path now as environmental crisis hits urban life.
EBRD Green Cities doubles to €4bn
More than €5bn now mobilised to address environmental degradation across 52 cities.
Brčko to join EBRD Green Cities
Fourth Bosnia and Herzegovina city joins the programme as it launches major water sector upgrade.
Jeshika Ramchund: Sustainable communities need different infrastructure and skills
Unlock the potential of young populations and give engineers the space to innovate for resilience, says Jeshika Ramchund of Bosch Projects in South Africa.
Joseph Daniels: Sustainability depends on information
How can we change an industry overnight? How can we introduce products that enable such drastic change and meet such targets on such a large scale? Project Etopia CEO outlines the need to use better information.
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