Sustaining Cape Town: Imagining a Liveable CityAlthough cities constitute the key contributors to unsustainable development, especially due to their ecological and equity impacts, they are also viewed as the vehicle for the transition to a sustainable future for humanity both in terms of technologies as well as policies and lifestyle changes. This book introduces the theoretical principles which underpin the required transition to sustainable cities in general and Cape Town in particular. The subsequent fourteen chapters tackle more specific areas of interventions and the key constraints towards realisation of related transition interventions in the city of Cape Town. |
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apartheid approach areas biogas budget building Cape Provincial Government Cape Town capital challenges chapter City of Cape City’s climate change consumption cost decoupling demand densification ecological ecological footprint economic growth electricity emissions employment ensure environment environmental ESKOM facilities finance fuel global households housing human settlements impact implementation income increase industry informal settlements infrastructure innovation integrated interventions investment Khayelitsha land landfill landfill sites levels metropolitan million minimisation municipal National Natural Space neighbourhood networks opportunities organisations planning poor population potential poverty production programmes public transport rates recycling renewable energy sector solid waste South Africa spatial Statistics South Africa strategies structures Sustainability Institute sustainable architecture sustainable city sustainable development sustainable livelihoods sustainable resource Swilling technologies Town’s transport system urban agriculture urban development waste management waste minimisation water and sanitation Western Cape Western Cape Provincial