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Happyopolis

Happyopolis

著者： AGYA & Dr. Louise Lambert
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概要

 How can we make city life healthier, more social and of course, happier? Is there a scientific formula for a “Happy City”? This AGYA podcast features cities across the Arab region and Germany, from Berlin and Hamburg to Kuwait City and Cairo. Why these cities? You’d be surprised just how many ideas for a happy and healthy city life they have developed - solutions that are worth discovering and transferring to your own community. Our host, Dr. Louise Lambert, is your guide on this exciting adventure. She will be joined by a diverse array of guests, including urban planners, architects, positive psychologists, public health and sustainability experts, engineers, artists, policy-makers and many more.AGYA 社会科学 科学 衛生・健康的な生活
エピソード
  • Happyopolis - Hamburg

    Happyopolis - Hamburg
    2024/11/06
    In this episode, we take you on a journey to Hamburg, a city of makers and innovators! Hamburg is more than just a beautiful city — it's also leading a global revolution in urban self-sufficiency. Discover how Hamburg is pioneering the future as Germany's first FabCity, aiming to produce everything it consumes by 2054. This episode also dives into the unique ‘Second City Phenomenon’ and uncovers the surprising advantages it brings.
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    40 分
  • Happyopolis - Cairo Episode

    Happyopolis - Cairo Episode
    2023/12/19
    The third episode is about the vibrant Egyptian metropolis Cairo, the fastest growing Arab city. It is known for its traffic jams, excessive noise, and significant pollution, and yet, Cairo is the place of some very promising initiatives to expand and modernize the public transportation system to make the city more sustainable and livable.
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    43 分
  • Happyopolis - Kuwait City Episode

    Happyopolis - Kuwait City Episode
    2023/12/19
    In the second episode, we join you from Kuwait City. Built for the car due to its high temperatures in the summer, pedestrian infrastructure and public transportation has taken a bit of a back seat in this city. This has resulted in very high rates of physical inactivity and obesity. However, the winds of change are blowing, as public health and urban design with a focus on walk-ability have now taken center stage in the national agenda.
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    41 分
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