The People of Tepito
Tepito is Mexico City’s most notorious quarter. While the media generally focuses on violence and crime, Francisco Mata portrays the barrio’s inhabitants.
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- Issue 18, June 2016
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We are witnessing a fascinating, worrisome and inspiring process that will mold the 21st century: the urbanization of the world’s population. Read about the transformative possibilities of cities worldwide…
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Unequal, Unreliable and Running Out
Although Delhi has more water per person than London or New York, many still endure a daily fight for access. We take a look at a deeply-rooted problem and possible solutions.
The Resilience Revolution
Terrorism, earthquakes, violence – global cities face various threads. 100 Resilient Cities helps them to be prepared.
Understanding Crime
Crime in Mexico City is a multi-layered problem. We asked two experts to break down the figures and cut through the complexities.
Much Upgrading, Little Effect?
More than half of Nairobi lives in slums where they face stalled projects and poor service. But improvements could be made.
Re-Beirut – The Impulse Generator
Felix and Hans set up their re-beirut.net online platform to feature hands-on ideas for promoting the integration of migrants.
