2026 Prize Laureate & Special Mentions
Congratulations to all winners
2026 Prize Laureate & Special Mention
We are proud to share that London has been conferred the Lee Kuan Yew World City Prize 2026. Antwerp, Budapest, Guangzhou, Taipei, and Tianjin (in alphabetical order) are also recognised as Special Mentions. These cities offer rich lessons on overcoming complex urban challenges to make transformative changes that elevate people's quality of lives.
Congratulations to all winners
2026 Prize Laureate & Special Mention
We are proud to share that London has been conferred the Lee Kuan Yew World City Prize 2026. Antwerp, Budapest, Guangzhou, Taipei, and Tianjin (in alphabetical order) are also recognised as Special Mentions. These cities offer rich lessons on overcoming complex urban challenges to make transformative changes that elevate people's quality of lives.
Congratulations to all winners
2026 Prize Laureate & Special Mention
We are proud to share that London has been conferred the Lee Kuan Yew World City Prize 2026. Antwerp, Budapest, Guangzhou, Taipei, and Tianjin (in alphabetical order) are also recognised as Special Mentions. These cities offer rich lessons on overcoming complex urban challenges to make transformative changes that elevate people's quality of lives.
Interview with Koen Kennis
Pedestrians are always first in Antwerp
From seducing citizens with convenient mobility options to creating living streets with a maximum speed of 20 kilometres per hour and tapping on smart solutions, Koen Kennis, Antwerp’s Vice Mayor, shares how Antwerp is pulling out all stops to create a more walkable city.
Interview with Koen Kennis
Pedestrians are always first in Antwerp
From seducing citizens with convenient mobility options to creating living streets with a maximum speed of 20 kilometres per hour and tapping on smart solutions, Koen Kennis, Antwerp’s Vice Mayor, shares how Antwerp is pulling out all stops to create a more walkable city.
Interview with Koen Kennis
Pedestrians are always first in Antwerp
From seducing citizens with convenient mobility options to creating living streets with a maximum speed of 20 kilometres per hour and tapping on smart solutions, Koen Kennis, Antwerp’s Vice Mayor, shares how Antwerp is pulling out all stops to create a more walkable city.
Interview with CEO David Green
Cape Town's V&A Waterfront success
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