A Livable and Lovable City?

The Philips Center for Health and Well-being Insight Series on Livable Cities nr.I A livable and lovable city?" The Philips Livable Cities think tank believes that livable cities are successful cities. They have identified three important and interlinked ingredients of a livable city: Resilience focuses on adaptability, flexibility and balance. It is about the Authenticity is the ability to maintain the local character of the city. Inclusiveness is about creating social integration and cohesion. Inclusive ability of a city to 'invent' or 're-invent' itself through cities are open for participation from the widest range of the local heritage, culture and environment. At the same shocks and stresses, to harmoniously accommodate old civil society, irrespective of gender, age, ethnicity, cultural time, a city needs to accommodate social, economic and technological changes - and evolve itself. This evolution heritage, beliefs, religion and economic status, Inhabitants should have equal opportunities to participate in the and new values, and to adapt the functions and require- ments of the city. It illustrates a city's capacity to balance needs to be sustainable and match the expectations of continuity with change, heritage and innovation, natural activities of a city. Inclusiveness enhances community the citizens. spaces and the urban environment to the benefit of its feelings, the sense of ownership towards the city, the sense inhabitants of belonging to a place. "Lovobie ones eference bosed on a concept by Dorke Aodovic. Ko Unveny Tkya fn presented on the think nank meening n Sngopore an 20012011 An authentic city can create a In an inclusive city, inhabitants are actively involved from the sense of pride and belonging "This is my city"It can make a start of every city initiative. FFE city lovable as well as livable The city is open to political Livable cities need environ participation from the widest mental resilence with a low range of civil society ecological and low carbon ... footprint. They need to consider energy, food, water and materials Resilient cities need economic stability. They should strive for economic diversity to reduce dependence on one economic model, job creation, as well as Parks and other forms of entrepreneurship. natural heritage are important for authenticity as it creates a ww*. collective memory. Native species emphasise the unique location of a city Parks function as resilient 'lungs' of a city - improving the air quality. Social cohesion implies that a city is inclusive and breeds cooperation and tolerance Everyone in the city is included has rights, and is entitied to a better life. The celderiy, between citizens with different values and beliefs. disabled and poor are seen .... as potentially valuable social capital Resiient Cities realize that they are connected and interdependent withina System of other cities and also with the rural environ- ment surrounding them. The history of a city makes it authentic. It reflects local culture and local knowledge and reinforces a sense of place The relationship with the and the local identity surrounding rural area is important for resilence Food supply and urban agriculture need to be ... considered eeeeeees The Philips Center for Health and Well-being Insight Series on Livable Cities nr.I A livable and lovable city?" The Philips Livable Cities think tank believes that livable cities are successful cities. They have identified three important and interlinked ingredients of a livable city: Resilience focuses on adaptability, flexibility and balance. It is about the Authenticity is the ability to maintain the local character of the city. Inclusiveness is about creating social integration and cohesion. Inclusive ability of a city to 'invent' or 're-invent' itself through cities are open for participation from the widest range of the local heritage, culture and environment. At the same shocks and stresses, to harmoniously accommodate old civil society, irrespective of gender, age, ethnicity, cultural time, a city needs to accommodate social, economic and technological changes - and evolve itself. This evolution heritage, beliefs, religion and economic status, Inhabitants should have equal opportunities to participate in the and new values, and to adapt the functions and require- ments of the city. It illustrates a city's capacity to balance needs to be sustainable and match the expectations of continuity with change, heritage and innovation, natural activities of a city. Inclusiveness enhances community the citizens. spaces and the urban environment to the benefit of its feelings, the sense of ownership towards the city, the sense inhabitants of belonging to a place. "Lovobie ones eference bosed on a concept by Dorke Aodovic. Ko Unveny Tkya fn presented on the think nank meening n Sngopore an 20012011 An authentic city can create a In an inclusive city, inhabitants are actively involved from the sense of pride and belonging "This is my city"It can make a start of every city initiative. FFE city lovable as well as livable The city is open to political Livable cities need environ participation from the widest mental resilence with a low range of civil society ecological and low carbon ... footprint. They need to consider energy, food, water and materials Resilient cities need economic stability. They should strive for economic diversity to reduce dependence on one economic model, job creation, as well as Parks and other forms of entrepreneurship. natural heritage are important for authenticity as it creates a collective memory. Native species emphasise the unique location of a city Parks function as resilient 'lungs' of a city - improving the air quality. Social cohesion implies that a city is inclusive and breeds cooperation and tolerance Everyone in the city is included has rights, and is entitied to a better life. The celderiy, between citizens with different values and beliefs. disabled and poor are seen .... as potentially valuable social capital Resiient Cities realize that they are connected and interdependent withina System of other cities and also with the rural environ- ..... ment surrounding them. The history of a city makes it authentic. It reflects local culture and local knowledge and reinforces a sense of place The relationship with the and the local identity surrounding rural area is important for resilence Food supply and urban agriculture need to be ... considered eeeeeee The Philips Center for Health and Well-being Insight Series on Livable Cities nr.I A livable and lovable city?" The Philips Livable Cities think tank believes that livable cities are successful cities. They have identified three important and interlinked ingredients of a livable city: Resilience focuses on adaptability, flexibility and balance. It is about the Authenticity is the ability to maintain the local character of the city. Inclusiveness is about creating social integration and cohesion. Inclusive ability of a city to 'invent' or 're-invent' itself through cities are open for participation from the widest range of the local heritage, culture and environment. At the same shocks and stresses, to harmoniously accommodate old civil society, irrespective of gender, age, ethnicity, cultural time, a city needs to accommodate social, economic and technological changes - and evolve itself. This evolution heritage, beliefs, religion and economic status, Inhabitants should have equal opportunities to participate in the and new values, and to adapt the functions and require- ments of the city. It illustrates a city's capacity to balance needs to be sustainable and match the expectations of continuity with change, heritage and innovation, natural activities of a city. Inclusiveness enhances community the citizens. spaces and the urban environment to the benefit of its feelings, the sense of ownership towards the city, the sense inhabitants of belonging to a place. "Lovobie ones eference bosed on a concept by Dorke Aodovic. Ko Unveny Tkya fn presented on the think nank meening n Sngopore an 20012011 An authentic city can create a In an inclusive city, inhabitants are actively involved from the sense of pride and belonging "This is my city"It can make a start of every city initiative. FFE city lovable as well as livable The city is open to political Livable cities need environ participation from the widest mental resilence with a low range of civil society ecological and low carbon ... footprint. They need to consider energy, food, water and materials Resilient cities need economic stability. They should strive for economic diversity to reduce dependence on one economic model, job creation, as well as Parks and other forms of entrepreneurship. natural heritage are important for authenticity as it creates a collective memory. Native species emphasise the unique location of a city Parks function as resilient 'lungs' of a city - improving the air quality. Social cohesion implies that a city is inclusive and breeds cooperation and tolerance Everyone in the city is included has rights, and is entitied to a better life. The celderiy, between citizens with different values and beliefs. disabled and poor are seen .... as potentially valuable social capital Resiient Cities realize that they are connected and interdependent withina System of other cities and also with the rural environ- ..... ment surrounding them. The history of a city makes it authentic. It reflects local culture and local knowledge and reinforces a sense of place The relationship with the and the local identity surrounding rural area is important for resilence Food supply and urban agriculture need to be ... considered eeeeeee The Philips Center for Health and Well-being Insight Series on Livable Cities nr.I A livable and lovable city?" The Philips Livable Cities think tank believes that livable cities are successful cities. They have identified three important and interlinked ingredients of a livable city: Resilience focuses on adaptability, flexibility and balance. It is about the Authenticity is the ability to maintain the local character of the city. Inclusiveness is about creating social integration and cohesion. Inclusive ability of a city to 'invent' or 're-invent' itself through cities are open for participation from the widest range of the local heritage, culture and environment. At the same shocks and stresses, to harmoniously accommodate old civil society, irrespective of gender, age, ethnicity, cultural time, a city needs to accommodate social, economic and technological changes - and evolve itself. This evolution heritage, beliefs, religion and economic status, Inhabitants should have equal opportunities to participate in the and new values, and to adapt the functions and require- ments of the city. It illustrates a city's capacity to balance needs to be sustainable and match the expectations of continuity with change, heritage and innovation, natural activities of a city. Inclusiveness enhances community the citizens. spaces and the urban environment to the benefit of its feelings, the sense of ownership towards the city, the sense inhabitants of belonging to a place. "Lovobie ones eference bosed on a concept by Dorke Aodovic. Ko Unveny Tkya fn presented on the think nank meening n Sngopore an 20012011 An authentic city can create a In an inclusive city, inhabitants are actively involved from the sense of pride and belonging "This is my city"It can make a start of every city initiative. FFE city lovable as well as livable The city is open to political Livable cities need environ participation from the widest mental resilence with a low range of civil society ecological and low carbon ... footprint. They need to consider energy, food, water and materials Resilient cities need economic stability. They should strive for economic diversity to reduce dependence on one economic model, job creation, as well as Parks and other forms of entrepreneurship. natural heritage are important for authenticity as it creates a collective memory. Native species emphasise the unique location of a city Parks function as resilient 'lungs' of a city - improving the air quality. Social cohesion implies that a city is inclusive and breeds cooperation and tolerance Everyone in the city is included has rights, and is entitied to a better life. The celderiy, between citizens with different values and beliefs. disabled and poor are seen .... as potentially valuable social capital Resiient Cities realize that they are connected and interdependent withina System of other cities and also with the rural environ- ..... ment surrounding them. The history of a city makes it authentic. It reflects local culture and local knowledge and reinforces a sense of place The relationship with the and the local identity surrounding rural area is important for resilence Food supply and urban agriculture need to be ... considered eeeeeee The Philips Center for Health and Well-being Insight Series on Livable Cities nr.I A livable and lovable city?" The Philips Livable Cities think tank believes that livable cities are successful cities. They have identified three important and interlinked ingredients of a livable city: Resilience focuses on adaptability, flexibility and balance. It is about the Authenticity is the ability to maintain the local character of the city. Inclusiveness is about creating social integration and cohesion. Inclusive ability of a city to 'invent' or 're-invent' itself through cities are open for participation from the widest range of the local heritage, culture and environment. At the same shocks and stresses, to harmoniously accommodate old civil society, irrespective of gender, age, ethnicity, cultural time, a city needs to accommodate social, economic and technological changes - and evolve itself. This evolution heritage, beliefs, religion and economic status, Inhabitants should have equal opportunities to participate in the and new values, and to adapt the functions and require- ments of the city. It illustrates a city's capacity to balance needs to be sustainable and match the expectations of continuity with change, heritage and innovation, natural activities of a city. Inclusiveness enhances community the citizens. spaces and the urban environment to the benefit of its feelings, the sense of ownership towards the city, the sense inhabitants of belonging to a place. "Lovobie ones eference bosed on a concept by Dorke Aodovic. Ko Unveny Tkya fn presented on the think nank meening n Sngopore an 20012011 An authentic city can create a In an inclusive city, inhabitants are actively involved from the sense of pride and belonging "This is my city"It can make a start of every city initiative. FFE city lovable as well as livable The city is open to political Livable cities need environ participation from the widest mental resilence with a low range of civil society ecological and low carbon ... footprint. They need to consider energy, food, water and materials Resilient cities need economic stability. They should strive for economic diversity to reduce dependence on one economic model, job creation, as well as Parks and other forms of entrepreneurship. natural heritage are important for authenticity as it creates a collective memory. Native species emphasise the unique location of a city Parks function as resilient 'lungs' of a city - improving the air quality. Social cohesion implies that a city is inclusive and breeds cooperation and tolerance Everyone in the city is included has rights, and is entitied to a better life. The celderiy, between citizens with different values and beliefs. disabled and poor are seen .... as potentially valuable social capital Resiient Cities realize that they are connected and interdependent withina System of other cities and also with the rural environ- ..... ment surrounding them. The history of a city makes it authentic. It reflects local culture and local knowledge and reinforces a sense of place The relationship with the and the local identity surrounding rural area is important for resilence Food supply and urban agriculture need to be ... considered eeeeeee The Philips Center for Health and Well-being Insight Series on Livable Cities nr.I A livable and lovable city?" The Philips Livable Cities think tank believes that livable cities are successful cities. They have identified three important and interlinked ingredients of a livable city: Resilience focuses on adaptability, flexibility and balance. It is about the Authenticity is the ability to maintain the local character of the city. Inclusiveness is about creating social integration and cohesion. Inclusive ability of a city to 'invent' or 're-invent' itself through cities are open for participation from the widest range of the local heritage, culture and environment. At the same shocks and stresses, to harmoniously accommodate old civil society, irrespective of gender, age, ethnicity, cultural time, a city needs to accommodate social, economic and technological changes - and evolve itself. This evolution heritage, beliefs, religion and economic status, Inhabitants should have equal opportunities to participate in the and new values, and to adapt the functions and require- ments of the city. It illustrates a city's capacity to balance needs to be sustainable and match the expectations of continuity with change, heritage and innovation, natural activities of a city. Inclusiveness enhances community the citizens. spaces and the urban environment to the benefit of its feelings, the sense of ownership towards the city, the sense inhabitants of belonging to a place. "Lovobie ones eference bosed on a concept by Dorke Aodovic. Ko Unveny Tkya fn presented on the think nank meening n Sngopore an 20012011 An authentic city can create a In an inclusive city, inhabitants are actively involved from the sense of pride and belonging "This is my city"It can make a start of every city initiative. FFE city lovable as well as livable The city is open to political Livable cities need environ participation from the widest mental resilence with a low range of civil society ecological and low carbon ... footprint. They need to consider energy, food, water and materials Resilient cities need economic stability. They should strive for economic diversity to reduce dependence on one economic model, job creation, as well as Parks and other forms of entrepreneurship. natural heritage are important for authenticity as it creates a collective memory. Native species emphasise the unique location of a city Parks function as resilient 'lungs' of a city - improving the air quality. Social cohesion implies that a city is inclusive and breeds cooperation and tolerance Everyone in the city is included has rights, and is entitied to a better life. The celderiy, between citizens with different values and beliefs. disabled and poor are seen .... as potentially valuable social capital Resiient Cities realize that they are connected and interdependent withina System of other cities and also with the rural environ- ..... ment surrounding them. The history of a city makes it authentic. It reflects local culture and local knowledge and reinforces a sense of place The relationship with the and the local identity surrounding rural area is important for resilence Food supply and urban agriculture need to be ... considered eeeeeee The Philips Center for Health and Well-being Insight Series on Livable Cities nr.I A livable and lovable city?" The Philips Livable Cities think tank believes that livable cities are successful cities. They have identified three important and interlinked ingredients of a livable city: Resilience focuses on adaptability, flexibility and balance. It is about the Authenticity is the ability to maintain the local character of the city. Inclusiveness is about creating social integration and cohesion. Inclusive ability of a city to 'invent' or 're-invent' itself through cities are open for participation from the widest range of the local heritage, culture and environment. At the same shocks and stresses, to harmoniously accommodate old civil society, irrespective of gender, age, ethnicity, cultural time, a city needs to accommodate social, economic and technological changes - and evolve itself. This evolution heritage, beliefs, religion and economic status, Inhabitants should have equal opportunities to participate in the and new values, and to adapt the functions and require- ments of the city. It illustrates a city's capacity to balance needs to be sustainable and match the expectations of continuity with change, heritage and innovation, natural activities of a city. Inclusiveness enhances community the citizens. spaces and the urban environment to the benefit of its feelings, the sense of ownership towards the city, the sense inhabitants of belonging to a place. "Lovobie ones eference bosed on a concept by Dorke Aodovic. Ko Unveny Tkya fn presented on the think nank meening n Sngopore an 20012011 An authentic city can create a In an inclusive city, inhabitants are actively involved from the sense of pride and belonging "This is my city"It can make a start of every city initiative. FFE city lovable as well as livable The city is open to political Livable cities need environ participation from the widest mental resilence with a low range of civil society ecological and low carbon ... footprint. They need to consider energy, food, water and materials Resilient cities need economic stability. They should strive for economic diversity to reduce dependence on one economic model, job creation, as well as Parks and other forms of entrepreneurship. natural heritage are important for authenticity as it creates a collective memory. Native species emphasise the unique location of a city Parks function as resilient 'lungs' of a city - improving the air quality. Social cohesion implies that a city is inclusive and breeds cooperation and tolerance Everyone in the city is included has rights, and is entitied to a better life. The celderiy, between citizens with different values and beliefs. disabled and poor are seen .... as potentially valuable social capital Resiient Cities realize that they are connected and interdependent withina System of other cities and also with the rural environ- ..... ment surrounding them. The history of a city makes it authentic. It reflects local culture and local knowledge and reinforces a sense of place The relationship with the and the local identity surrounding rural area is important for resilence Food supply and urban agriculture need to be ... considered eeeeeee