Energy as a Right

Data, Energy and sustainability, IAAC, Middle Density, Urban Paradigms.

Citizens, CO2 emissions, Consumption, Data, Economy, Energy, Energy consumption, Housing, Human rights, Innovation, New technologies, Participation, Production, Renovation, Resilience, Responsive Environment, Smart tool, Urban dynamics, Urban planning, Urban strategy

As we move forward in our efforts to make cities more humane, livable, responsive and resilient, we must always consider the shifting relationship between citizens, the city, and its institutions – especially given the emergence of new, disruptive technologies. To do this, we need not only new tools and innovative planning strategies but also a broader understanding of how culture, society, economics and politics can allow us to meet the needs of current and future planning processes.