Climate-action in the world’s cities does not impact everyone equally. In the third research cycle of IHRB’s Building for Today and the Future Project, we explore rights-respecting climate action in Copenhagen’s built environment.
The research asks: how is the city minimising the negative social consequences of climate action, and maximising the positive impacts that the built environment can have for inhabitants and the environment? And what are recommended actions for government, investors, and the private sector?
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Human Rights and Just Transition in the Built Environment - and we want to hear your ideas to help shape the course content. Review the course overview here and
share your ideas here. Supported by Ove Arup Foundation.