What would a city that is safe for women look like? Most cities have not been designed with women’s safety in mind but new technology, design and education are reducing the threat of violence on the street. Interesting read from @Amy_Fleming of @guardian : theguardian.com/cities/2018/d…

@mwiyas discusses #chartercities and possible scenarios for #blockchain within private #greenfieldcities in Africa. Download the paper via: newcities.org/charter-cities… pic.twitter.com/wKB7kzvPwC

Interesting webinar from @JPIUrbanEurope on European #publicspaces twitter.com/JPIUrbanEurope…

Cities are seeing an unprecedented shift away from personal vehicle ownership to #sharedmobility & #MaaS (Mobility as a Service). Our infographic explains what this trend means for urbanites & cities. More in our latest Big Picture (presented by @Transdev) bit.ly/BPMaaS pic.twitter.com/CFYLE8ikO8

@Dambakuombera shares 4 key ingredients for successful #MaaS (Mobility as a Service) & some of the barriers to overcome. Read more in our Big Picture editorial, presented by @Transdev bit.ly/NZhuwakiMaaS pic.twitter.com/8RKU2Lf7GU