In our summer publication, we look at what it takes to turn major climate and territorial goals into executable, financeable projects. The underlying question: what gap separates ambition from real transformation, and how is it bridged?
To build an answer, this issue frames urban climate missions as investment agendas, proposes prospective design as a tool for deciding amid polycrisis, and shows how climate change is beginning to be embedded in ordinary environmental assessment procedures.
All of this is rounded off with a selection of transition insights and a review of the projects and initiatives NAIDER has worked on over the past quarter.
Cover image: Steve A. Johnson
