Toward the Low-Carbon City - Integrated Approach of Seoul (RUS) Read more about Toward the Low-Carbon City - Integrated Approach of Seoul (RUS) This presentation outlines Seoul's urban transformation from the 1950s to the current day, emphasizing an integrated approach to urban transport, water and sanitation, and energy.
Pedestrian Policies and Practices of Seoul (RUS) Read more about Pedestrian Policies and Practices of Seoul (RUS) This presentation discussed the policies and practices in support of better mobility for pedestrians in Seoul.
Pedestrian Policies and Practices of Seoul (EN and CN) Read more about Pedestrian Policies and Practices of Seoul (EN and CN) This presentation discussed the policies and practices in support of better mobility for pedestrians in Seoul.
Junsoo Ahn Keywords pedestrians pedestrianization Seoul sidewalk Read more about Junsoo Ahn Junsoo started his career as Deputy Director at the Seoul Metropolitan Government (SMG) in 2010. He served in the Engineering Review Division, Urban Planning Division, Urban Management Division, River Management Division before he went to the US to pursue his graduate studies in urban planning. He obtained a master’s degree in City and Regional Planning at Clemson University in South Carolina, USA and holds a bachelor’s degree in Civil Engineering from Yonsei University in South Korea. He is currently leading the Sidewalk Management Team in the Pedestrian Policy Division of SMG.
Toward the Low-Carbon City - Integrated Approach of Seoul (EN and CN) Read more about Toward the Low-Carbon City - Integrated Approach of Seoul (EN and CN) This presentation outlines Seoul's urban transformation from the 1950s to the current day, emphasizing an integrated approach to urban transport, water and sanitation, and energy.
2nd International Forum on Low Carbon Development for Cities: Acting Together for Low Carbon, Livable, and Prosperous Cities Read more about 2nd International Forum on Low Carbon Development for Cities: Acting Together for Low Carbon, Livable, and Prosperous Cities More than half of the world’s population today live in cities, and 80 percent of the world’s energy is consumed here. As part of its Strategy 2030 commitments, ADB aims to support cities in their journey to become low-carbon and more livable by supporting the development of a system that cities can use to implement climate actions customized to their needs.
Gyeng Cheul Kim Keywords Low Carbon Development low carbon transport Seoul Manila climate actions climate change high-carbon cities; low-carbon city inclusive mobility Read more about Gyeng Cheul Kim Dr. Gyeng Chul KIM is a Transport Planning and Policy Consultant at the Department of Transportation (DOTr, www.dotr.go.ph) of the Republic of Philippines. He is the former president of the Korea Transport Institute (KOTI, www.koti.re.kr). Dr.
Tony Jun Keywords Low Carbon Development renewable energy supply Seoul one less nuclear power plant policy Read more about Tony Jun Mr. Tony S. Jun is a Project Advisor at the Seoul Urban Solutions Agency (SUSA), an entity dedicated to sharing and providing integrated urban solutions to cities in need of Seoul’s experience to grow into smart, livable, environmentally and economically sustainable urban domains. Mr. Tony has 20 years of experience in managing global business abroad for top-tier firms and has excellent project-management and effective administration skills. He received his MBA from the University of Seoul.
Taedong Lee Keywords Low Carbon Development urban energy transition renewable energy supply one less nuclear power plant policy Seoul Read more about Taedong Lee Taedong Lee is associate professor at the Department of Political Science and International Relations and the director of Environment, Energy and Human Resource Development Center in Yonsei University, Seoul. His areas of research include global and sub-national environmental- energy politics and policy, NGO and civic politics.
Making Your Government Open Means Being Ready for Disruptive Technology Read more about Making Your Government Open Means Being Ready for Disruptive Technology The World Smart Sustainable Cities Organization is driven by the philosophy of moving from traditional to intelligent governance in cities and recognizes the role of data and technology in this process. The end view is to see cities characterized by a high-level of community and citizen engagement that can attract the necessary investments and improve the living conditions of people.