A special edition of People Fixing The World recorded in front of a live audience at the University of Nairobi as part of the BBC’s Future of Journalism Festival.
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Cities around the world are growing fast - they are the most efficient way of supporting large numbers of people. But many of them suffer chronic problems. There is often a shortage of decent housing.
Getting around can be impossible with polluting cars creating gridlock on the streets. And the amount of waste we create is piling up on the streets and in landfill. Myra Anubi meets the people who are making city life better for everyone.
The architect who is building affordable, sustainable homes. The innovator making transport greener and more efficient. The engineer making something useful from all our plastic waste. And the planner trying to create a more human city.
Guests:
Constant Cap, Urban Planner, UNEP
Christopher Maara, Founder, Kiri EV
Etta Madete, Founder Shout Group and Zima Homes
Lorna Rutto, Co-Founder, Ecopost
00:00 Introduction
02:30 What is the best city in the world?
06:00 The biggest problem facing cities
08:04 How to improve public transport
10:22 Are electric bikes a big part of the solution?
13:27 How to make affordable and sustainable homes
16:40 Making post from recycled plastic
20:55 How to make cities cycle friendly
23:10 How to get people out of cars
24:30 The future for cities
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