Extreme heat is one of the most pressing climate challenges, impacting urban livability, public health, and infrastructure resilience. Collation of extreme heat information can drive evidence-based rehabilitation planning, ensuring cities and communities can adapt and thrive in a warming world

The plastic pollution crisis is driven by mass production, low recycling rates, and unchecked waste, leading to environmental degradation, climate emissions, and health risks. Looking at the circular economy from a macro lens powered by evidence, can help design interventions that fit seamlessly into rehabilitation programs.

Curating best practices in sustainable rehabilitation from around the world provides a blueprint for smarter, data-driven action, helping cities and communities adapt, mitigate, and thrive. By learning from successful models in climate resilience, circular economy, and urban regeneration, decision-makers can scale proven strategies tailored to their local context. This knowledge-sharing accelerates impact, ensuring future rehabilitation efforts are evidence-based, equitable, and sustainable