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An Investing #Megatrend: How Rapid #Urbanization is #Shaping the #Future

An Investing #Megatrend: How Rapid #Urbanization is #Shaping the #Future | Prospectives et nouveaux enjeux dans l'entreprise | Scoop.it

By 2050, there will be 2.5 billion more people living in cities than today. How is rapid urbanization set to impact investors and the global economy?


Via Judy Curtis / SIPR
Judy Curtis / SIPR's curator insight, February 22, 2020 10:55 AM

A Global Shift

Over the coming decades, the large-scale role of cities will become even more amplified as rapid urbanization spills over to the rest of the world.

Billions of people — especially in Asia and Africa — will be seeking opportunities in cities over the coming decades. Between 2018 and 2050, the global urban population will increase from 55% to 68%, adding another 2.5 billion people to cities around the world.

 

Rank Country Urban population growth (2018-2050) #1 India 416 million people #2 China 255 million people #3 Nigeria 189 million people

 

Nearly 90% of this growth will be in Africa and Asia, with India alone adding 416 million new people to its cities — more than any other country in the world over this timeframe.

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#Infographic: The #Anatomy of a #Smart #City

#Infographic: The #Anatomy of a #Smart #City | Prospectives et nouveaux enjeux dans l'entreprise | Scoop.it
The city will remain the centerpiece of economic growth in the 21st century. Here's how we're using smart city technology to optimize them even further.

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Judy Curtis / SIPR's curator insight, January 10, 2019 2:22 PM

Smart city solutions will fall into six broad categories, transforming the urban landscape:

1. Infrastructure
Smart lighting is one of the most important solutions that will be implemented in citywide infrastructure. While smart lighting sounds trivial at first glance, it’s worth noting that lighting alone consumes a whopping 19% of the world’s total electricity.

2. Buildings
Heating, energy usage, lighting, and ventilation will be managed and optimized by technology. Solar panels will be integrated into building design, replacing traditional materials. Fire detection and extinguishing is tailored to individual rooms.

3. Utilities
Smart grids (used for energy consumption monitoring and management), water leakage detection, and water potability monitoring are just some smart city aspects on the utilities side.

4. Transport
Intelligent, adaptive fast lanes and slow lanes (cycling, walking) will be implemented, while charging stations through the city will power EVs.

5. Environment
Air pollution control, renewable energy, and waste management solutions will make for greener cities. Rooftop gardens or side vegetation will be integrated into building designs, to help with insulation, provide oxygen, and absorb CO2.

6. Life
There will be citywide Wi-Fi for public use, while real-time updates will provide citizens information on traffic congestion, parking spaces, and other city amenities.

Guy Lagaeysse's curator insight, January 18, 2019 9:14 AM
La population des villes est en constante augmentation (55 % de la population mondiale vit dans des villes).
Les villes sont amenées à devenir un moteur encore plus important de l'économie mondiale et de la richesse; Elles doivent se transformer pour améliorer la qualité, la performance et l'interactivité des ses services, réduire les coûts et la consommation de ressources et accroître les contacts entre les citoyens et le gouvernement.