Sentence examples for urbanization challenges from inspiring English sources

The spring semester 2018 urban design studio investigated urbanization challenges in Jordan, spanning from its capital Amman to Aqaba, Jordan located on the Gulf of Aqaba at the northern-most edge of the Red Sea.

The spring semester 2016 Urban Design studio investigated these urbanization challenges in two regions with robust ecological contexts and development trajectories: the Vaigai River valley in Madurai, India and the Paraíba Valley in Brazil.

She is interested in how urban and landscape design can be used to address urbanization challenges of globalized and fluctuating economic systems, spaces of active industrialization, and shifting local ecosystems.

The spring semester 2017 design studio investigated urbanization challenges in two regions with robust ecological contexts, intense migration, resource conflicts, and urban growth trajectories: Amman and the Lower Jordan River Valley, and Kolkata, India and the Sundarbans tidal mangrove forest.

In all, data are being produced and warehoused, the computing power is available and affordable, the environmental pressures and socio-economic concerns are alarming, and urbanization challenges are enormous.

In order to address urbanization challenges, we'll all need to work in a cross cutting way.

Increasing urbanization creates challenges and opportunities for children in Pakistan ISLAMABAD, 28 February 2012 - A new global UNICEF report highlights the challenges that face many children living in cities and towns around the world, and points to examples of good practice that can improve children's well-being.

ExMS can facilitate decision-makers in the selection of strategies and solutions when addressing urbanization practice challenges.

"Mental disorders -- major depression and anxiety in particular -- have been described as an impending global epidemic". -- Nutritional psychiatry research: an emerging discipline and its intersection with global urbanization, environmental challenges, and the evolutionary mismatch.

Mali was chosen for this study as like many other countries in sub-Saharan Africa it faced an increasing burden of diabetes due to increases in urbanization, the challenges of the nutritional transition and increasing sedentary behavior.

"With the increasing levels of urbanization, the challenge of protecting both local communities and forest ecosystems is increasing.