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.Amir Bazaz, Associate Dean, IIHS School of Environment and Sustainability; and IIHS School of Infrastructure and Systems PEAK Urban Project. Research@IIHS, Padma Venkataraman

The Professional Certificate in Sustainable Cities and Urban Development on edX combines three courses emerging from research and practice across institutions and faculty around the world. IIHS is a knowledge co-creator in this Professional Certificate.

Amir Bazaz, PEAK Urban, Research@IIHS, Padma Venkataraman To read the publication, click here: bit.ly/3LdqviZ #IIHSResearch #PEAK #PEAKIndiaReport #ShapingUrbanFutures

The Professional Certificate in Sustainable Cities and Urban Development will help you learn about and shape the Urban through three online courses focussing on SDGs, emerging urban sciences and how you can participate in the coproduction of knowledge. #sustainablecities #IIHS

Shriya Anand, Associate Dean - IIHS School of Economic Development (SED) & Aditi Dey, PhD candidate at the New School of Social Research, use the case study of Rajajinagar to examine industrial transformation in Bangalore. Shriya Anand aditi New School for Social Research #PEAK #IIHS

1/ This month's #fromtheiihsarchives looks back at the PEAK Urban policy brief that asks how can we make India's urban water systems more equitable & sustainable? It argues the need for granular data to understand neighbourhood-level conditions & spatially disagg water balance.

IOM launches its flagship report showcasing how, with the right action, human mobility can help achieve the Sustainable Development Goals, and support #development beyond 2030. The principal author is Elisa Mosler Vidal - one of our doctoral students in Migration Studies! Read below:

Herry Gulabani, Senior Associate, IIHS Urban Informatics Lab, talks about his experience of being part of the PEAK Urban project, as an early career researcher. To know more about the PEAK Project, click here: bit.ly/46icEQj #IIHS #IIHS_Research #PEAKUrban

This collaborative paper from authors across the PEAK consortium, explores how ethnographic research can be combined with big data to study contemporary urban phenomena. To read the paper, click here: bit.ly/3Prvy0C #IIHS #PeakUrban Divya Ravindranath, PEAK Urban

Prajna Beleyur, researcher with the IIHS Academics and Research Programme, talks about her research, learnings and experiences from being part of this project. To know more about the PEAK Project, click here: bit.ly/46q68qK #IIHS #IIHS_Research #PEAKUrban

Class starts exactly in a month’s time…. Limited seats on offer, to ensure your spot - #Register ! Details in the link below. Research@IIHS PEAK Urban Ministry of Housing and Urban Affairs Urban Research Lab Hyderabad Urban Lab Health Systems Global Karnataka Health Department Climate and Health Alliance

The IIHS Urban Practitioners' Programme (UPP) conducted a capacity building programme on Digital Governance in Urban Infrastructure Projects Delivery Systems under the Department of Personnel and Training (DoPT).

Our latest paper on #MobilityOfCare is out! With @TimSchwanen we argue that: i.) we need to go beyond taxonomical discussions; ii.) it is about both mobilities and immobilities of care; and iii.) self-care mobilities play a big role. Open access article: sciencedirect.com/science/articl…

This publication was possible thanks to the support of PEAK Urban 👏🏼 ⭐️

**Please note the amended date; this event now takes place on Thursday 16 November** The next #seminar in our Histories and Futures series will explore the rapid development of #MigrationStudies and #MigrationResearch as an interdisciplinary and ever evolving field. Join us!

In the UK, migration debates tend to be about ideas of fullness – arrivals, overcrowding, competition for resources – but what about emptiness? We welcome experts Maria Gunko and V A to this latest episode of The Migration Oxford Podcast. 🎙Listen now: podcasts.ox.ac.uk/series/migrati…

The African Centre for Cities panel is underway. Our fantastic panelists are Daniah Kinya, Katherine Ewing & Olwethu Nkala Jack

Iswarya, with the IIHS Urban Practitioners' Programme, recently presented a paper at the Eastern Regional Organisation for Public Administration, a community that works towards efficient and effective Public Administration and Governance in Asia and the Pacific region and beyond.

Michael Keith, Professor, COMPAS, University of Oxford, is faculty on IIHS’ online course, ‘Shaping Urban Futures’. His article in Financial Times 'Urbanisation’s role in the climate crisis is being overlooked', looks at climate and policy: on.ft.com/4bsqt24