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Scoping review of wellbeing research in low- and middle-income countries’ secondary cities

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By Rachel Pateman, Diane Archer, Jaee Nikam, Sitong Mu
| Taylor & Francis Online
ABSTRACT The world is rapidly urbanising, presenting challenges for city sustainability and resident wellbeing. While many large, established cities are attempting to retrofit solutions, emerging ‘secondary’ cities have the opportunity to avoid this by forefronting resident wellbeing as they grow. However, in low- and middle-income countries in particular, weak governance and under-resourcing mean there is a real risk that mistakes of the past will be repeated.
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Co-created citizen science creates space for dialogue around environmental challenges faced by urban residents in the global south

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By Rachel Pateman, Anna Wikman, Diane Archer, Alison Dyke
| sei.org
To further the use of citizen science methodologies, more description and evaluation of co-created citizen science work is needed. The authors of this paper have sought to address this knowledge gap by sharing their experiences. Here, they discussed how citizen science approaches worked in two projects conducted in Nakuru, Kenya and Udon Thani, Thailand. The authors outlined the project journeys, including successes and challenges, and they offered recommendations for future projects.
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Clean air and climate solutions for ASEAN

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By Chris Malley, Kevin Hicks, Diane Archer, Jaee Nikam
| sei.org
The Climate and Clean Air Coalition (CCAC) and the Association of Southeast Asian Nations (ASEAN) joined UNEP to launch the Clean Air and Climate Solutions for ASEAN report during the 2025 Climate and Clean Air Conference in Brasília, Brazil. This report addresses critical air pollution and climate change challenges in Southeast Asia, aiming to improve air quality for millions while mitigating climate impacts.
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