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This book first attempts to explore the nexus between urban innovation and sustainable development goals (SDGs). It puts together global examples of urban innovation initiatives, highlighting practical, policy-oriented, social, and technological interventions. The case studies are divided into four clusters of 'green cities', 'inclusive cities', 'resilient cities', and 'healthy cities'. In doing so, the book maps various global examples of urban innovation for sustainable pathways and directions. It also highlights means of implementation of tool and technologies, data, financing, and governance. The overarching aim is to provide a holistic overview of urban innovation sustainable development nexus, which would help future policy development, paradigm shifts, and technological applications.By summarising a selection of successful initiatives, interventions, and projects, this book highlights how urban innovation could accelerate achieving SDGs. The lessons learned from each case studycluster are narrated as knowledge transfer platforms for future city development and achieving sustainable development. These lessons will be beneficial to practitioners and governments, as well as researchers and academics who are interested in urban innovation research. City case studies included in the book are based on their success stories as role models for other cities in developed and developing nations. This collection helps us portray a more holistic image of urban innovation aligned with the SDGs and pathways to achieving them.
List of contents
The Nexus between Urban Innovation and Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs).- Identifying four Urban Innovation-Sustainability Categories: A Summary.- Regional Sustainability and Coordination with Cycle Superhighways Initiative in The Capital Region of Denmark.- Urban River Regeneration through Nature Inclusive Quays: Breda GreenQuays, the Netherlands.- Inter-municipal approach for the safeguard and enhancement of the Mangrove by the Local Authorities: Saint Louis, Senegal.
