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Even as the war persists, Ukraine is rebuilding — here's how
While the war that started with Russia's invasion is still ongoing, Ukraine is beginning to rebuild. Here's how it's doing it with Ukrainians in mind.
Internationally recognized expert in the area of urban development, emerging technologies, and government innovation with more than 25 years of experience driving social change in the U.S. and abroad.
As Head of the World Economic Forum’s Centre for Urban Transformation, he leads a global team working to advance public-private collaboration in more than 140 cities across the world. Prior to joining the World Economic Forum, he served as New York City’s first-ever Director of Innovation.
Key highlights from his work include helping organize the first entirely online public election in U.S. history; laying the groundwork for the world’s largest, fastest municipal Wi-Fi network; orchestrating the launch and roll-out of the world’s largest city top-level domain; establishing the G20 Global Smart Cities Alliance to advance the responsible and ethical use of smart city technologies; and, most recently, establishing a new global Alliance for Urban Innovation to support the revitalization and resiliency of urban economies.
He holds a Master’s degree from Columbia University’s School of International and Public Affairs and a Bachelor’s Degree from the University of Michigan.
While the war that started with Russia's invasion is still ongoing, Ukraine is beginning to rebuild. Here's how it's doing it with Ukrainians in mind.
With over 80% of GDP originating from urban areas, Davos 2024 highlighted the pivotal role of cities in shaping global economies
Top city and urbanization stories: India to spend $7 billion on electric buses in 170 cities; How July's heatwave impacted workers in US cities, and more.
Half of European schools and hospitals located on heat islands; World's most liveable cities revealed; House price fluctuations in China and Australia.
アーバン・モビリティ・スコアカードは、民間モビリティ事業者が直面する現実の課題と、都市が掲げる政策アジェンダとの隔たりを埋めることを目的としたツールです。 ブエノスアイレス、クリダバト、シンガポールの3都市の協力で実施したこのモビリティツールの導入試験によって、都市モビリティに向けた行動推進に必要な革新的な解決策が明らかになりました。 世界経済フォーラムのイニシアチブ...
Top urban transformation stories: US cities rethink parking requirements; Paris creates first net-zero neighbourhood; Germany's public transit ticket.
La herramienta Urban Mobility Scorecard puede ayudar a ciudades de todo el mundo a crear sistemas de transporte más sostenibles e integradores para sus ciudadanos.
Discover how the Urban Mobility Scorecard tool can help cities worldwide create more sustainable, inclusive transportation systems for their citizens.
Top cities and urbanization stories: The affordable housing crisis will take years of sustained effort to solve; Shockwaves from the Silicon Valley Bank run are still being felt, especial...
This Urban Innovation Challenge supports the development of start-ups, products and services that focus on improving the quality of life in emergent cities
Las ciudades y las economías locales son las que más tienen que ganar con la acción climática y la innovación tecnológica. También es allí donde hay más en juego.
今年の世界経済フォーラムの年次総会では、都市開発と地域経済の改善に向けた、都市主導の取り組みが紹介されました。都市における気候変動対策の中心に、自然とサーキュラリティーを置くことが都市の未来を作ります。そして、都市変革を推進するテクノロジーには、シェアード・ガバナンスが必要不可欠です。
Further action points from Davos 2023 centred on cities and local economies and included climate action, technology, innovation and urban transformation.
Addressing concerns in ethical use, security and equity of connected devices requires public and private sectors to develop standards and best practices.
Equipped with IoT technology, small and medium businesses — employing over 50% of people worldwide — will become more sustainable and more profitable.