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Category: Urban issues

How to eradicate rural poverty, end urban malnutrition

October 10, 2017 NaimOp-Ed, Urban issues

By Baher Kamal Rome, Oct 9 (IPS) – Population growth, increasing urbanisation, modern technologies, and climate change are transforming the world at a fast pace. But what direction are these transformations headed in? Are they benefitting the poor and the…

and urban malnutrition, How to eradicate rural poverty

BD garment owners get 7 months to demolish unplanned building

October 8, 2017 Lutfun NaharBusiness, Courts law, Urban issues

The Appellate Division of the Supreme Court (SC) today gave Bangladesh Garment Manufacturers and Exporters Association (BGMEA) seven months more time to demolish its headquarters at capital’s Hatirjheel. A five-member apex court bench headed by Acting Chief Justice Md Abdul…

BD garment owners get 7 months to demolish unplanned building

‘CRYPTIC MONOLOGUE’ painting show begins in Capital

October 3, 2017 NaimArt & culture, News, Society, Urban issues

Dhaka – The Edward M Kennedy Centre and ARTCON have jointly organized a two-weeklong solo painting exhibition ‘CRYPTIC MONOLOGUE’ by artist JAVED JALIL, from 02 – 15 October 2017 at EMK Center, Dhanmondi, Dhaka.

'CRYPTIC MONOLOGUE' painting show begins in Capital

Saudi king approves $2.93bn of Taif projects

October 2, 2017 editorDevelopment, Tourism, Urban issues

Saudi Arabia’s King Salman has approved SAR11bn ($2.93bn) of projects in Taif. The projects are located in the new city of Taif, to the northeast of the old city in an area spanning 1,250 square kilometres. They include a new…

Okaz, Taif, Tourism

World Habitat Day Monday: Spotlight on affordability

October 1, 2017 NaimLand, Last update, Life, Planning, Politics, Urban issues

Dhaka, Oct 1 – World Habitat Day is being observed in the country, as elsewhere across the globe, on Monday to remind the world of its collective responsibility towards the habitat of future generations.

World Habitat Day Monday: Spotlight on affordability

Sound pollution turns alarming in Dhaka City

September 29, 2017 NaimLead News, Life, Pollution, Think green, Urban issues

Dhaka, Sept 28 – Sound pollution has turned acute in the capital city as the sound frequency always goes far beyond the permissible level, putting the public health at risk, at public places, says a new survey of the Department…

Sound pollution turns alarming in Dhaka City

Where do 50 million tonnes a year of toxic e-waste go?

September 28, 2017 NaimCrime, Lead News, Op-Ed, Pollution, Think green, Urban issues

By Baher Kamal ROME, Sep 27 (IPS) – Each year, the electronics industry generates up to 41 million tonnes of e-waste, but as the number of consumers rises, and the lifespan of devices shrinks in response to demand for the…

Where do 50 million tonnes a year of toxic e-waste go?

The urbanization of malnutrition

September 26, 2017 NaimConflicts, Food & nutrition, Op-Ed, Urban issues

By Manipadma Jena New Delhi – India, Sep 25 (IPS) – Rapid urbanization is increasingly shifting the impacts of malnutrition from rural to urban areas. One in three stunted under-five children out of 155 million across the world now lives…

The urbanization of malnutrition

Mexico’s disaster response system severely stretched by quake

September 22, 2017 NaimDeath, Disasters, Lead 1, Perspectives, Urban issues

By Emilio Godoy Mexico City, Sep 20 (IPS) – Central Mexico faced Wednesday the challenge of putting itself back together after the powerful 7.1-magnitude quake that devastated the capital and the neighbouring states of Mexico, Morelos and Puebla the day…

Mexico’s disaster response system severely stretched

3 drug-peddlers held in Rajshahi

September 22, 2017 NaimCourts law, Districts, Urban issues

Rajshahi – Rapid Action Battalion (RAB) have detained 3 drug-peddlers with a huge quantity of drugs in Rajshahi on Wednesday night.

3 drug-peddlers held in Rajshahi

‘Take initiative to eliminte child labour as per SDG timeline’

September 19, 2017 NaimHuman rights, Manpower, Society, Urban issues

Dhaka – Speaker at a workshop on Monday put emphasis on the need to take coordinated initiative to eliminate child labour within stipulated time in line with Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs).

‘Take initiative to eliminte child labour as per SDG timeline’

Asian cities’ endless summer

September 18, 2017 Naimclimate, Columns, Global warming, Urban issues

Hans Joachim Schellnhuber and Bambang Susantono Potsdam/Manila – It’s monsoon season in Asia – marking an end to months of scorching temperatures. But the extreme heat will return, with cities facing particularly brutal conditions. Already, Asia’s urban areas experience twice…

Asian cities’ endless summer

‘Asia will be home to 60% of world’s over 65s by 2030’

September 18, 2017 NaimDevelopment, Life, Manpower, Op-Ed, Services, Urban issues

Demography — the fundamental driver of all economies — is shifting the balance of power in Asia, according to Deloitte’s Voice of Asia report: By 2042 there will be more over-65s in Asia than the populations of the Eurozone and…

'Asia will be home to 60% of world’s over 65s by 2030'

Kuala Lumpur school fire kills 24 students, teachers

September 14, 2017 editorDisasters, Urban issues

At least 24 students and teachers have died in a fire at a religious school in Malaysia’s capital, Kuala Lumpur. The fire at the Tahfiz Darul Quran Ittifaqiyah broke out in the early hours of Thursday morning. The victims are…

fire, School

Cities flushed with raw sewage as Hurricanes stress systems

September 13, 2017 Naimclimate, Disasters, Global warming, Last update, Resilience, Urban issues

By Jennifer A Dlouhy and Ari Natter Hurricane Harvey took aim at one of the nation’s most industrial regions, releasing a stream of toxic pollutants from chemical plants, refineries and Superfund sites in Texas. But when its bigger sister Irma…

Cities flushed with raw sewage as Hurricanes stress systems

FEMA estimates 25pc of Florida Keys homes gone

September 13, 2017 Naimclimate, Disasters, Int’l relations, Perspectives, Urban issues, World News

Florida, Sep 13 (AP/UNB) — With 25 percent of the homes in the Florida Keys feared destroyed, emergency workers Tuesday rushed to find Hurricane Irma’s victims — dead or alive — and deliver food and water to the stricken island…

FEMA estimates 25pc of Florida Keys homes gone

US updates self-driving car rules as more hit the road

September 13, 2017 NaimTechnology, Tourism, Transportation, Urban issues

Ann Arbor, Sep 13 (AP/UNB) — The Trump administration on Tuesday unveiled updated safety guidelines for self-driving cars aimed at clearing barriers for automakers and tech companies wanting to get test vehicles on the road. The new voluntary guidelines announced…

US updates self-driving car rules as more hit the road

Nations closer to unlocking over 200GW geothermal energy

September 13, 2017 NaimEnergy, Lead News, News, Op-Ed, Politics, Renewable, Urban issues

Florence, Italy, 12 Sept —Governments have agreed to work together to identify and implement measures that will significantly increase the speed of geothermal energy development around the world, following a milestone meeting between public and private leaders Florence this week.…

Nations closer to unlocking over 200GW geothermal energy

20km tailback on Dhaka-Tangail highway

September 9, 2017 Lutfun NaharLast update, Tourism, Transportation, Urban issues

Passengers have been suffering immensely on Dhaka-Tangail highway as vehicles are moving slowly due to 20-km tailback stretching from Mirzapur of Tangail to Chandra of Gazipur.

20km tailback on Dhaka-Tangail highway

Eco-towns and sustainable lifestyles of the future

September 7, 2017 NaimBiodiversity, Last update, Resilience, Think green, Tourism, Urban issues

by Julia Whitney Sustainable business and consumption initiatives have traditionally been driven by compliance with regulations. Now times are changing, and we are seeing innovative businesses benefit from green investments and products promoting sustainable consumption and lifestyles.

Eco-towns and sustainable lifestyles of the future

US petrol prices rise as key pipeline shut

August 31, 2017 editorClimate, Disasters, Environment, Urban issues

US petrol prices have risen after a key network of pipelines was shut in the wake of Hurricane Harvey, sparking fears of a squeeze on fuel supplies to major US cities. The hurricane has already forced the closure of nearly…

Oil, prices, US

Three solutions for water and sanitation for all

August 30, 2017 NaimColumns, Urban issues, Water

By Oyun Sanjaasuren Stockholm, Aug 28 (IPS) – This week people gather from around the globe at the annual Stockholm World Week. If previous years are anything to go by, the “Water is life” cliché will be repeated endlessly. But the…

Three solutions for water and sanitation for all

Two killed in Capital Dhaka sewerage blast

August 29, 2017 NaimAccidents, Death, Last update, Urban issues

Dhaka, Aug 28 – Two people were killed and another was injured as a fire broke out following the blast of a sewerage line at Golapbagh in the city on Monday night.

Two killed in Capital Dhaka sewerage blast

Melbourne most livable for 7th consecutive year

August 29, 2017 NaimFood & nutrition, Health, Last update, Urban issues

Global Liveability Report 2017: Melbourne most livable For the seventh consecutive year, Melbourne in Australia is the most livable urban centre of the 140 cities surveyed, closely followed by the Austrian capital, Vienna. In fact, only 0.1 percentage points separate…

Melbourne-the most livable city in the world

A greener grid for East Asia

August 19, 2017 NaimColumns, Energy, Politics, Renewable, Think green, Urban issues

Sung-Young Kim and John A. Mathews Sydney – Not long ago, the future of nuclear power was in Asia. In 2015, nine of the ten reactors that opened globally were on the continent. But recent declarations by South Korea and…

A greener grid for East Asia

Fire forces evacuation of Oxford Circus Tube station

August 11, 2017August 11, 2017 editorAccidents, Urban issues

Four people have been treated for smoke inhalation following a fire on a Tube train at Oxford Circus station in central London. The station was evacuated shortly before 09:00 BST and trains did not stop at the station for nearly…

fire, Tube

ABD approves $200m as urban infrastructure loan for BD

August 9, 2017 Lutfun NaharFinance, Last update, Urban issues

The Asian Development Bank (ADB) will offer the Government of Bangladesh a loan of USD 200 million to strengthen urban infrastructure, service delivery and governance in municipalities. “The country’s pour Asha vas still need significant investment to not only improve…

ABD approves $200m as urban infrastructure loan for BD

Youth are at forefront of the digital economy, says ITU

August 4, 2017August 4, 2017 NaimEconomy, Femina, ICT Horizon, Lead News, Politics, Urban issues

Geneva, 3 Aug (Kanaga Raja) – Some 830 million young people, representing more than 80 per cent of the youth population (aged 15-24 years), are online in 104 countries, according to new data released by the International Telecommunication Union (ITU).

says ITU, Youth are at forefront of the digital economy

Value of water is on the rise

August 4, 2017 editorFinance, Lead 2, Pollution, Urban issues, Water

By Rafiqul Islam Dhaka (IPS) – In the wake of recent water-related disasters in Bangladesh, including water-logging and floods that displaced thousands of families, a high-level consultation in the capital Dhaka on valuing water will look at ways to optimize…

‘Breakthrough’ mosquito trap uses human smell and heat

August 1, 2017August 1, 2017 editorHealth, Innovations, Lead 1, Lifestyle, Op-Ed, Urban issues

London – A mosquito trap that uses a person’s smell combined with warm water and a dark cylindrical shape could transform how the insects are caught in developing countries, say its creators. The trap, developed at the University of Greenwich…

‘Breakthrough’ mosquito trap uses human smell and heat

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