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Hosted by Orna Rosenfeld · 🇺🇸 US · EN-US · 18 episodes
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Inclusive Urban Futures explores one of the defining questions of our time: how do we build inclusive urban futures in a world shaped by rapid urbanisation, technological disruption, demographic change, climate transition, and shifting patterns of investment and power? Hosted by Dr. Orna Rosenfeld, global advisor on housing systems, investment and inclusion, the podcast brings together leaders, policymakers, researchers, investors, practitioners and innovators from around the world to examine the forces shaping the future of cities and societies. Through conversations, reflections and thought leadership, Inclusive Urban Futures explores topics including housing affordability, urban development, social cohesion, migration, climate adaptation, digital transformation, artificial intelligence (AI), governance, and the evolving geography of urban growth. Episodes draw on perspectives from across disciplines, sectors and global regions, connecting global
Orna Rosenfeld hosts INCLUSIVE URBAN FUTURES, a science show with 18 episodes published.
In this episode of Inclusive Urban Futures , recorded live at the World Urban Forum , we had the pleasure of speaking with Keith Thorpe, an internationally recognised expert in housing, urban development, and public poli
In this episode of Inclusive Urban Futures , recorded live at the World Urban Forum , we had the pleasure of speaking with Antonio Campagnoli , lawyer, real estate expert, and World President of FIABCI – the Internationa
In this episode of Inclusive Urban Futures , recorded live at the World Urban Forum, we had the pleasure of speaking with Professor Ali A. Alraouf, architect, urban thinker, researcher, and educator, whose work is driven
In this episode of Inclusive Urban Futures , recorded live at the World Urban Forum, we had the pleasure of speaking with Pietro Elisei, urban and regional planner, founder of URBASOFIA, and former President of ISOCARP.
In this opening episode of Season 2, recorded following the 13th World Urban Forum (WUF13) in Baku, Dr Orna Rosenfeld reflects on one of the most significant shifts in international urban policy in recent years: the grow
In this episode of Inclusive Urban Futures, we had the honour to interview Professor Amira Osman , a Sudanese/South African Professor of Architecture at the Tshwane University of Technology and the 70th President of The
Understanding the dimensions, ramifications and dynamics of systematic exclusion and discrimination is fundamental to raising awareness about it, educating about it, changing culture, and most importantly, addressing it.
Our collective ideas and aspirations touch the ground and are cast in stone through urban design, planning and real estate development. The question of whether we are building inclusive urban futures or not is answered t
Ideas and policies are as good as their implementation. There may not be a policy sphere where this is truer than in the cities' pursuits of inclusive urban futures. The poly-crisis the world has been exposed to since 20
The world of scientific research and education is crucial to exploring ways of inclusion and implementing it. Scientific research deepens understanding, education broadens views, but most importantly, academic institutio
To celebrate the end of the first mini-series of the Inclusive Urban Futures podcast we have decided to expand the visions of inclusion even further, to go beyond cities and individual disciplines, to national and supran
In this episode of INCLUSIVE URBAN FUTURES with speak with Dr. Wiktor Szydarowski ESPON EGTC Director. The ESPON - The European Observation Network for Territorial Development and Cohesion -aims at promoting and fosterin
Today, some 55% of the world’s population – 4.2 billion inhabitants – live in cities this proportion will continue to increase rapidly to reach 70% by 2050, according to the World Bank. Urbanism and architecture are disc
COVID-19 has had far-reaching consequences for how we live, work, connect with one another as well as nature and other living things. In this episode of the Inclusive Urban Futures, we speak with Shraman Jha Director of
COVID-19 crisis has changed the way we use and think about our cities. In many ways, the pandemic has brought people closer together, emphasising the importance of our neighbourhoods and communities. It has changed the w
There are more than 200 million people in the world who do not live in the country of their birth, and if you are one of them you already discovered that belonging is easy as long as you are in your nation state. But wha
Inclusion can take many forms and shapes. The world of work is one of them and an important one. COVID-19 crisis has changed the way we work and where we work. These trends will inevitably change the way the cities and t
#Inclusiverecovery , #inclusivegrowth , #diversity and #inclusion are some of the key light motives cities, organisations and businesses across the globe aspire to in recovering from the #covidー19 crisis as well as addre
Antonio Campagnoli
FIABCI
1 appearance on this show
Pietro Elisei
URBASOFIA
1 appearance on this show
Amira Osman
Tshwane University of Technology
1 appearance on this show
Olga Deutsch
NGO Monitor
1 appearance on this show
Dr Haris Piplas
Drees & Sommer
1 appearance on this show
Prof. Tommaso Vitale
Paris Institute of Political Studies 'Sciences Po' Urban School
1 appearance on this show
Eva Srnová
Permanent Representation of the Czech Republic to the European Union
1 appearance on this show
Wiktor Szydarowski
ESPON EGTC
1 appearance on this show
Chintan Raveshia
Arup
1 appearance on this show
Shraman Jha
World Wide Fund for Nature-India
1 appearance on this show
Wei Yang
Wei Yang & Partners
1 appearance on this show
Sabina Kekic
Central Agency for the Reception of Asylum Seekers
1 appearance on this show
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INCLUSIVE URBAN FUTURES is hosted by Orna Rosenfeld. The show is categorised under science (social) and has published 18 episodes.
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