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Bhutan Green and Resilient Affordable Housing Advisory Project

Key City Development Issues Most towns in Bhutan are faced with rapid in-migration of population and urbanization resulting in housing shortages and inadequacy of basic infrastructure ...

Uzbekistan Livable Cities Project

Key City Development Issues One of the key development challenges in Uzbekistan is the on-going in-migration from rural areas, which is creating pressure on the existing ...

Thungsong Cargo Distribution Center

Key City Development Issues Thung Song Municipality's development direction has strongly adhered to the strategies of the National Development Plan including an action plan for the ...

Matara Sustainable Urban Development

Key City Development Issues Matara is a dynamic coastal city located in the southern economic corridor of Sri Lanka. It is presently facing serious environmental challenges ...

Metro Iloilo Ferry Terminal System and Central Business District Revitalization

Key City Development Issues In 2008, commuters between Iloilo City and the Island Province of Guimaras were estimated to be over 4.2 million passengers annually. The ...

General Santos Food Terminal and Central Market Upgrading

Key City Development Issues For the city to optimize its potential and improve livability, development plans, and corresponding infrastructure investments must be put in place. To ...

Yangzhou Old City Renewal and Waterway Rehabilitation

Key City Development Issues Yangzhou is not only a scenic city with a beautiful landscape but also a city with a rich cultural heritage. Located in ...

Yangon Heritage Renovation and Integrated Infrastructure

Key City Development Issues Yangon's historic core is largely intact, reflecting the rich and cosmopolitan past of the city. As a result of decades of political ...

Ulaanbaatar Air Quality Improvement Program

Key City Development Issues The population of Ulaanbaatar has nearly doubled since 1995, and the city is now home to about 1.3 million inhabitants. This fast-growing ...

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