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Upward and outward urban growth and why transport folks should care

Where in the world is urban growth mainly outward onto new land? Where is it mostly upward in the form of taller buildings?  These questions (and others) are tackled in a unique way by the important World Resources Institute (WRI) working paper, “Upward and Outward Growth: Managing Urban Expansion for More Equitable Cities in the Global South”.  I spoke with co-author, Anjali Mahendra about the paper and why transport folks like you and me should pay attention. The result of our conversation is Reinventing Transport episode #17.  Learn more and read the full show notes here Support Reinventing Transport on Patreon Follow Paul Barter on Twitter

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  Save Manila's (mostly informal) public transport

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  Heavyweight champions for better buses

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  Shaping public transport

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  Ending parking minimums - why, where, who, how

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  Jakarta's transport is daunting not hopeless

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  Simplify and Connect - a key to better bus networks

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  Electric two-wheelers: how big will they be?

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  End mass car ownership without draconian policies?

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  Auckland shows car-dependent cities how to change

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  The blog that's changing Auckland and what you can learn from it

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  Parking: What's Wrong and How to Fix It

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  Transport-based City Types and their Trajectories

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  Reducing transport emissions: lessons from a career

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  Slow is not a dirty word

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  Singapore Urban Transport: the Warts-and-All Story