［都市開発実務者向け対話型研修（TDDs）］専門家インタビュー：コロナ後のより良い復興に向けた大都市圏マネジメント（ジョアンナ・マシック 世界銀行 主任都市専門官）

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00:09 Hi everyone.

00:10 I'm Xinjiang from the World Bank Tokyo Development Learning Center.

00:14 COVID has dramatically changed our lives and our cities.

00:19 But it has also provided the opportunity to rethink how we live.

00:24 As we come out from the pandemic,

00:26 what can we do to build back better?

00:29 Well,

00:30 we asked Joanna Massik,

00:32 the lead urban specialist at the World Bank,

00:34 a couple of big questions on this.

00:37 We hope that you enjoy Joanna's insights

00:40 and if you're interested to learn more,

00:42 please connect with us on TDLC's Facebook and Twitter.

00:46 So without further ado,

00:48 over to you,

00:48 Joanna.

00:57 In many ways,

00:58 cities have had to prioritize because they've been at

01:01 the front line of responding to the COVID pandemic,

01:04 and they've also been hit in terms of municipal

01:07 finances from the economic shock of the pandemic.

01:10 Many city leaders are obviously focusing on creating

01:13 jobs and livelihood opportunities in the recovery period.

01:18 However,

01:19 it's a great opportunity also to invest in things like zero carbon transition,

01:24 resilient infrastructure,

01:26 which will not just create jobs but also provide

01:31 improvements in life,

01:32 livability of cities,

01:34 emissions reduction,

01:35 and also creating more broad resilience in cities.

01:48 For urban practitioners,

01:50 the key issue from my side is that they will have to ensure that

01:54 these investments,

01:55 especially in infrastructure,

01:57 don't lock in carbon intensive urban form and sprawl,

02:02 and that they're used to leverage investments in

02:05 energy efficient buildings.

02:07 Public transport,

02:09 improved waste management,

02:10 but also investments in city livability and productivity.

02:15 These will all be important for cities to manage future shocks such as the pandemic,

02:21 but also increasingly issues around climate change impacts.

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Hi everyone. I'm Xinjiang from the World Bank Tokyo Development Learning Center. COVID has dramatically changed our lives and our cities. But it has also provided the opportunity to rethink how we live. As we come out from the pandemic, what can we do to build back better? Well, we asked Joanna Massik, the lead urban specialist at the World Bank, a couple of big questions on this. We hope that you enjoy Joanna's insights and if you're interested to learn more, please connect with us on TDLC's Facebook and Twitter. So without further ado, over to you, Joanna. In many ways, cities have had to prioritize because they've been at the front line of responding to the COVID pandemic, and they've also been hit in terms of municipal finances from the economic shock of the pandemic. Many city leaders are obviously focusing on creating jobs and livelihood opportunities in the recovery period. However, it's a great opportunity also to invest in things like zero carbon transition, resilient infrastructure, which will not just create jobs but also provide improvements in life, livability of cities, emissions reduction, and also creating more broad resilience in cities. For urban practitioners, the key issue from my side is that they will have to ensure that these investments, especially in infrastructure, don't lock in carbon intensive urban form and sprawl, and that they're used to leverage investments in energy efficient buildings. Public transport, improved waste management, but also investments in city livability and productivity. These will all be important for cities to manage future shocks such as the pandemic, but also increasingly issues around climate change impacts.

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