Sentence examples for challenges of urbanisation from inspiring English sources

An urban energy transition is needed to address the two global environmental challenges of urbanisation and increasing carbon emissions.

The MWWL was set up in 1951 to assist Māori women and children face the challenges of urbanisation (Māori Women's Welfare League 2017).

For instance, cities face challenges of urbanisation, and it is expected that by 2020 up to 80% of population will be living in cities [8], that puts enormous pressure on the limited municipal resources.

Thailand is one country facing many of the health challenges of urbanisation.

'Cities and Children: The Challenge of Urbanisation in Tanzania' is the second consecutive publication that UNICEF United Republic of Tanzania has produced as a companion volume to State of the World's Children.

A youth version of 'Cities and Children: The Challenge of Urbanisation in Tanzania' will be widely distributed to schools and civil society organizations working with children to engage as many young people as possible.

The promise – and the reality – of the city Produced by UNICEF, in close collaboration with civil society partners and the Government of the United Republic of Tanzania, 'Cities and Children: The Challenge of Urbanisation in Tanzania' highlights key challenges and opportunities for the United Republic of Tanzania's urban children.

Challenges for urban children identified in UNICEF report on the United Republic of Tanzania DAR ES SALAAM, United Republic of Tanzania, 26 November 2012 – UNICEF's new publication 'Cities and Children: The Challenge of Urbanisation in Tanzania' says that within the short span of a generation, more than one-third of the country's children will be raised in a city or town.

'Cities and Children: The Challenge of Urbanisation in Tanzania' stresses that, while national development plans and policies give strong attention to the country's rural areas, children growing up in urban areas merit greater attention than they have received so far.

By Cristina Praz DAR ES SALAAM, United Republic of Tanzania, 26 November 2012 – UNICEF's new publication 'Cities and Children: The Challenge of Urbanisation in Tanzania' says that within the short span of a generation, more than one-third of the country's children will be raised in a city or town.

Green infrastructure and in particular green roofs are crucial to meet the challenge of sustainable urbanisation fostered by the current European Research and Innovation agenda.