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EPISODE · Oct 30, 2023 · 36 MIN

EP.12 – Urban Density, the 15-Minute City and the Transformation of Proximities

from Greening Urban Futures Podcast · host Ana Jones & Markku Wilenius

EP.12 - Urban Density, the 15-Minute City and the Transformation of Proximities:   What are the real challenges for cities in the future horizon 2030, 2040, 2050?  In this episode, we speak with Professor Carlos Moreno about the need to reconsider the future of urbanisation to seek a new path. He talks about what has inspired the 15-minute city concept he pioneers, the purpose of proximities and the transformations he has observed in cities in Europe, Latin America and around the world. Professor Carlos Moreno is an Associate Professor and Scientific Director of the Chair “Entrepreneurship –Territory –Innovation” (IAE Paris -SorbonneUniversity). Prof. Moreno earned international recognition thanks to his major contribution and pioneer concepts: Human Smart City, 15-MinuteCity, 30-Minute Territory; bringing an innovative perspective on urban issues.

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