Incorporating sustainability into planning involves integrating social, environmental, and economic strategies into development. These strategies can be further broken down in the following considerations; Environmental Principles: This principle fosters promotion of strategies and assessing environmental impacts that conserve natural resources,…
An urban forest refers to the collection of street trees, gardens, green spaces, parks, green belts, woodlands, and other vegetation within an urban environment. It represents a well planned green infrastructure integrated into the urban fabric to provide various economic,…
Urban wildlife refers to animals and organisms that thrive, adapt, or live in urban environments apart from the human populations. These species have evolved to navigate and inhabit cityscapes, finding ways to coexist with urban development. Urban wildlife cuts across…
In recent years, the shift towards remote work has brought significant changes to the professional landscape. While offering flexibility and eliminating commutes, this new mode of work also presents unique challenges for mental health. Isolation and Disconnection One of the…
The “loneliness epidemic” refers to the increasing and widespread prevalence of social isolation and loneliness among populations globally. It’s characterized by a sense of being isolated from others, lack of meaningful social interactions, and feelings of disconnectedness, despite being surrounded…
Wastewater recycling, also known as water reuse or water reclamation, involves treating and repurposing wastewater for various portable and non-potable uses. This process helps reduce the strain on freshwater supplies and maximize the use of available water resources. Wastewater undergoes…