Reading Time: 3 minutesThe mayor of Quebec City, Bruno Marchand, explains how his city is attempting to reach a “zero homelessness” goal in our latest Champion Mayors article.
Category: Housing
When sprawl hits a wall: How can we reach “net-zero land take” by 2050?
Reading Time: 4 minutesCities are ever expanding – but that comes at a cost for natural areas. How are we to achieve net zero-land take by 2050?
Leaving no one behind: Montréal’s strategies for an inclusive future
Reading Time: 7 minutesMontreal Mayor Valérie Plante discusses the city’s efforts to ensure an inclusive future in the aftermath of the COVID-19 pandemic.
Making Reykjavik more inclusive: moving the city towards a fair and sustainable future
Reading Time: 4 minutesDagur Eggertsson, Mayor of Reykjavik, discusses the main inequality challenges facing the city as well as housing, inclusive growth and their Covid-19 response.
Creating One Chattanooga: a city’s path to equitable growth
Reading Time: 5 minutesChattanooga is creating a more sustainable and equitable city through its One Chattanooga plan. In this OECD Champion “Mayor of the Moment” interview, Mayor Tim Kelly discusses the progress made so far, including a 40% reduction in homelessness.
Gaziantep: A recovery leaving no one behind
Reading Time: 4 minutesThe earthquake in Gaziantep, Turkey, this February was the biggest catastrophe of the last century, but the city responded quickly to support critical areas and stand by residents. Gaziantep Mayor Fatma Şahin shares her strategy and more in this OECD Champion “Mayor of the Moment” interview.
Sendai’s Story: Rehousing a city
Reading Time: 3 minutesIn 2011, Sendai was smashed by a destructive tsunami. Since then the city has been providing for its people – from housing to mental health. How might Sendai’s reconstruction approach help other cities in Ukraine or Türkiye become resilient cities which leave no one behind?
How is remote work changing the urban landscape post pandemic?
Reading Time: 3 minutesThe surge in remote working following the onset of the pandemic has the potential to transform the geography of cities, their economies, and their public finances. Three years on, how are cities faring?