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The Department of Science and Technology (DOST) will fund 207 research projects with P800 million this year to advance isceience, technology and innovation (STI) in the country. “This year, we are allotting P800 million into these [207] research projects to help in advancing innovation in the Philippines,” said Executive Director…

The concept of ‘smart cities’ is not just about

The concept of ‘smart cities’ is not just about equipping urban areas with technology, it requires the creation of environmental ecosystems that integrate municipal services, transportation, education, health, tourism and other services.

/PRNewswire/ -- QBE North America is pleased to announce that of the more than 650 entries to the QBE AcceliCITY Resilience Challenge submitted this year, the...

/PRNewswire/ -- QBE is pleased to announce the application window for the QBE AcceliCITY Resilience Challenge is now open. Applications will be accepted...

- Record high KRW 117.8 billion (USD 84.7 million) in deals sealed with the largest number of participants in its history, 30,327 visitors from 301 institutions in 23 countries. World Smart City

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UNITED NATIONS, June 30: India’s urban population is estimated to stand at 675 million in 2035, the second highest behind China’s one billion, the U.N. has said in a report, noting that after the COVID-19 pandemic, the global urban population is back on track to grow by another 2.2 billion by 2050. The United Nations-Habitat’s World Cities Report 2022, released on Wednesday, said that rapid urbanisation was only temporarily delayed by the COVID-19 pandemic. The global urban population is b...

UNITED NATIONS, June 30: India’s urban population is estimated to stand at 675 million in 2035, the second highest behind China’s one billion, the UN has said in a report, noting that after the COVID-19 pandemic, the global urban population is back on track to grow by another 2.2 billion by 2050. The United Nations-Habitat’s World Cities Report 2022, released on Wednesday, said that rapid urbanisation was only temporarily delayed by the COVID-19 pandemic. The global urban popul...