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Jeb Brugmann, Founding Director of RCC and author of RCC's first release in the COVID-19 response series.
For his part, Andrew Salkin, Founding Director of Resilient Cities Catalyst, comments:
"The entirety of the crisis we are all France Mobile Number List experiencing is an extreme and rapid series of cascading failures in multiple systems, with decades of experience in systems planning, RCC hopes that cities and regions will not only recover strongly from the challenges posed by COVID-19, but also better equipped to withstand the next shock.
The aggravating shocks of COVID-19 and climate change.
Impacts of the pandemic on informal settlements.
Critical need for urban design, social infrastructure and public spaces.
Management of municipal resources to better navigate the path of austerity.
We know that major destructive events affect the poorest and most marginalized the most. These disparities will only become more evident as collateral issues emerge like what we expect to experience over the course of 2020.
The end of "business as usual" has arrived after 10 years of its Sustainable Living Plan: Unilever
The end of “business as usual” has arrived, says Unilever, after 10 years of its Sustainable Living Plan
As the consumer goods giant marks the anniversary of the industry-leading sustainability plan, Unilever CEO Alan Jope vows to reinforce a new strategy and urges companies, governments and NGOs to reject a return to “ business as usual ” in the wake of the COVID-19 crisis.
Unilever CEO Alan Jope has called on governments and companies to “double down” environmental commitments in the wake of the coronavirus pandemic, establishing a more climate-friendly model of capitalism.
At a virtual event to mark the 10th anniversary of Unilever's sustainability strategy, called the Sustainable Living Plan , Jope said everyone involved must reject a business-as-usual approach in favor of actions that address the climate crisis and inequality. social.
For his part, Andrew Salkin, Founding Director of Resilient Cities Catalyst, comments:
"The entirety of the crisis we are all France Mobile Number List experiencing is an extreme and rapid series of cascading failures in multiple systems, with decades of experience in systems planning, RCC hopes that cities and regions will not only recover strongly from the challenges posed by COVID-19, but also better equipped to withstand the next shock.
The aggravating shocks of COVID-19 and climate change.
Impacts of the pandemic on informal settlements.
Critical need for urban design, social infrastructure and public spaces.
Management of municipal resources to better navigate the path of austerity.
We know that major destructive events affect the poorest and most marginalized the most. These disparities will only become more evident as collateral issues emerge like what we expect to experience over the course of 2020.
The end of "business as usual" has arrived after 10 years of its Sustainable Living Plan: Unilever
The end of “business as usual” has arrived, says Unilever, after 10 years of its Sustainable Living Plan
As the consumer goods giant marks the anniversary of the industry-leading sustainability plan, Unilever CEO Alan Jope vows to reinforce a new strategy and urges companies, governments and NGOs to reject a return to “ business as usual ” in the wake of the COVID-19 crisis.
Unilever CEO Alan Jope has called on governments and companies to “double down” environmental commitments in the wake of the coronavirus pandemic, establishing a more climate-friendly model of capitalism.
At a virtual event to mark the 10th anniversary of Unilever's sustainability strategy, called the Sustainable Living Plan , Jope said everyone involved must reject a business-as-usual approach in favor of actions that address the climate crisis and inequality. social.