by Komoneed | Jan 25, 2025
“I’ve always found that photographing landscapes in different weather conditions gives them another dimension, a unique grandeur,” the photographer says.
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by Komoneed | Jan 23, 2025
China broke its own records for the installation of new solar and wind power last year, with installed capacity increasing by 18 and 45 percent, respectively, according to new data released by the country’s National Energy Administration (NEA) on Tuesday. Solar and wind power surpassed 1.4 billion kilowatts (KW) in 2024, reported China Daily, adding […]
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by Komoneed | Jan 23, 2025
This post was originally published on WBCSDThe 2nd China International Supply Chain Expo (CISCE), held from November 26 to 30, was a beacon for global collaboration in industrial and supply chains. With a focus on six major chains—Advanced Manufacturing, Clean Energy,...
by Komoneed | Jan 23, 2025
This post was originally published on UNDPVietnam, UNDP fortify coastal communities against climate change kate.smith@undp.org Thu, 01/23/2025 – 05:02 Over 25,000 Vietnamese residents in seven coastal localities are now safeguarded by storm-and flood-resistant...
by Komoneed | Jan 23, 2025
The evolution of smart cities has shifted from technology-centered approaches via government-led strategies to a human-centric focus. We have discussed this recently in our article Towards a new paradigm of the smart city.
Considering the benefits of a human-centric approach, the question is how a city can tap into the collective intelligence of citizens, entrepreneurs, businesses or other organizations to accelerate the development of a more livable and prosperous city. Collective intelligence can be considered as a key success factor for a smart city (see A review of becoming a smart city).
