How Global South cities can work better: free course based on Oxford-led urban research

Published on September 27, 2022

A new, free course ‘Shaping Urban Futures’, aimed at planners, policymakers and people with an interest in helping cities work better, has been launched by the Oxford-led PEAK Urban project. 
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