The value of an interdisciplinary approach and mixed samples
Building Climate-Resilient, Migrant-Friendly Cities
The importance of an evidence-based approach to addressing the problems of urban poverty
Outdoor recreation gained popularity due to the juxtaposition to urbanisation, but ‘smart’...
A revamped national emergency helpline is, perhaps, one of the needs of our times
Our cities are rushing into the digital world, but are we prepared?
Climate experts, researchers and government officials discussed concerning issues affecting the climate...
The price we have paid for progress is steep
'The urbanisation in Bangladesh is mostly unplanned with around eight million people in urban areas ...
We need planners to be one step ahead of everyone, to understand the dynamics of the city, and to plan...
The present Dhaka must be developed, as we want to be a middle-income country by 2021 and it mostly depends...
'In order to improve the living standard in Dhaka, there must be a vision or a mission of...
Urbanisation does not have to come at the cost of nature
What is the true cost of urbanisation?
Everyone dreams of having their own piece of land, but is it feasible?
It has been scientifically proven that trees can cut down on air pollution
Urbanisation in Bangladesh has seen a steady increase over time as population in urban areas rose by...
