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The Prague Public Space Design Manual is a public governance document published in 2014 by the Prague Institute of Planning and Development (IPR Prague).

A historic Vietnamese city is testing low-cost green projects to cope with rising heat and flooding, repeating by design what its old town once did by instinct.

In Cuenca, women waste pickers keep the city's recycling system running, often at the cost of their own health. RUMBOS worked with them to change that, through research, cooperative-building and policy change.

Facing habitat loss, heat stress and limited space, Paris has managed to make biodiversity a structural element of its urban planning, by incorporating it in building regulation, green roofs and façades, in citizen-led initiatives, and in the shift towards a sponge-city model.

In San José, ecoins combines digital incentives, education and partnerships to make participation in the circular economy simple, accessible and connected to existing recovery systems.

How can informal settlements strengthen climate resilience when resources are limited and climate risks are part of everyday life? Tegucigalpa’s APCA project offers practical insights into a community-led approach.

A comparative exhibition explores how 13 European cities respond to heat, climate risks and the transformation of urban spaces.

Berlin’s Graefekiez is reclaiming street space step by step for safer, greener and more inclusive mobility.

Barcelona has developed a citywide network of climate shelters to protect residents from extreme heat in summer and cold in winter by taking advantage of already existing public and private infrastructure.