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Front Row 2 years ago

Plaza Senayan Sports Hub revolutionizes urban mobility, active lifestyles

Promoting a healthy urban lifestyle, Plaza Senayan inaugurated Plaza Senayan Sports Hub as its newest facility at the Senayan Square complex on Oct. 14, sponsored by prominent sports brand ASICS.

Art & Culture 2 years ago

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OMAH Library: Tangerang's comfy fountain of knowledge

Comfortably nestled within the Taman Villa Meruya housing complex just outside Jakarta, the library-slash-cafe is currently enjoying cult status as a serene haven for passionate architectophiles and urban bibliophiles.

Front Row 2 years ago

PNM customers engage in urban farming to support stunting-prevention program

Living in built-up areas often means limited space for both housing and greenery. Urban farming is an initiative that allows city dwellers to cultivate plants. By maximizing the use of available land, urban farmers can produce local food sustainably.

Academia 2 years ago

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Rethinking food supplies to meet demand in urban areas

History has shown that even milder El Niño events can have far-reaching implications on food supplies in the country.

Academia 2 years ago

Sponge cities beating urban heat in China

Infrastructure to prevent urban flooding has benefits for preventing urban heat.

Academia 3 years ago

Why we need healthy forests for healthy people

According to the Botanic Gardens Conservation International, about a third of the world’s tree species are at risk of dying out forever.

Editorial 3 years ago

Knock, knock: Are you okay?

While many communities came together to reach out a helping hand to their neighbors during pandemic lockdowns, we should also do so as a matter of course.

Academia 3 years ago

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Tapping potential young voters from the Citayam Fashion Week phenomenon

The rural youths are known to be less diverse than the urban ones, who have so many distinct interests and activism issues they want to bring forward.

Academia 4 years ago

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Safe and sound ‘mudik’ in the new normal era

The concern is whether villages are well prepared to receive the influx of so many urban people, especially if rural people are not yet fully vaccinated against COVID-19.

Environment 4 years ago

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Compact, green and car-free. Can city living beat climate change?

With 70 percent of humanity predicted to be living in urban areas by 2050, UN climate experts see a huge opportunity to create ideal cities that are walkable, leafy and energy efficient.

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