In this insightful article, Maarten Loeffen explores how two leading cities—Adelaide in Australia and Singapore—are redefining what it means to be a “green city.” Adelaide, with its focus on sustainability and liveability, has implemented comprehensive strategies to enhance green infrastructure, renewable energy, and community engagement. Meanwhile, Singapore’s “City in a Garden” vision has transformed its urban landscape through cutting-edge greening policies, biodiversity conservation, and climate resilience measures. Together, these cities demonstrate that environmental ambition can go hand-in-hand with economic growth and quality of life.
The article highlights practical lessons from both cities, including strategic planning, cross-sector collaboration, and a commitment to measurable environmental outcomes. It also emphasizes how leadership, innovation, and community involvement are critical drivers in achieving—and maintaining—world-class green city status.
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