City governments worldwide cannot deliver sustainable cities alone
National governments must step in to help towns and cities finance the green infrastructure revolution, argue Sarah Colenbrander and Denise Chan
There is a desperate demand for investment in urban infrastructure. At least a billion city dwellers worldwide lack access to safe drinking water, decent housing or reliable electricity. Plus the global...
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