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Can Transit-Oriented Development (TOD) Become the Missing Link Between Climate Ambition and Livable Cities?
What Makes TOD Central to Today’s ESG Conversation? Transit-Oriented Development (TOD) has moved from urban planning theory into the core of ESG strategy. As cities grapple with rising emissions and social inequality, TOD offers a practical pathway—dense, mixed-use developments anchored around public transport. With urban areas contributing roughly 70% of global CO₂ emissions, the urgency is clear. Investors and policymakers are now recognizing TOD not just as infrastructure,

EcoVision
May 252 min read


Are Cities the New ESG Frontier? Rethinking Urban Planning in a Climate-Constrained World
How Are ESG Priorities Reshaping the Way Cities Are Designed? Urban planning is no longer just about infrastructure and zoning—it has become a central lever in advancing Environmental, Social, and Governance (ESG) outcomes. As cities generate over 70% of global carbon emissions and house more than half the world’s population, the pressure to embed sustainability into urban systems has intensified. Recent developments—from net-zero city pledges to climate-resilient infrastruct

EcoVision
May 203 min read
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