Climate adaptive design for city architecture in Atlanta -- a park which will go under water so the rest of the neighborhood doesn't. www.nytimes.com/2025/09/22/c...

Health Economics (New Study): Statewide bans on flavored e-cigs reduced vaping among young adults—but also pushed some toward cigarette smoking. 🚬➡️🚭 Findings highlight unintended risks for tobacco regulation. Read the full article here: tinyurl.com/yr38ns7z

Investing in adult social care pays off: every £1k per client boosts paid production by £216 now & £670 in the long run.

Powerful piece by @mulagostarr.bsky.social on how #nonprofits should think about scaling through govt. Key thing to consider: marginal cost per beneficiary if the govt delivered your intervention. Also, cost effective ≠ cheap enough! @ssir.org bit.ly/3GYHV40

An #innovation from the global south, helping people adapt to the effects of #climatechange and build their resilience -- a house which grows, floats and stays cool all year. bit.ly/46tNG3Z

Public orgs build capabilities like startups, but rarely sunset them. That’s why #innovation isn’t just about starting new things. It’s about managing what persists. If you don’t govern your capabilities, they end up governing you. Good read on innovation in the public sector 👇 bit.ly/4m8Fvyu

The Global #Findex 2025 underscores a clear message: digital financial services are narrowing the #inclusion gap in low- and middle-income countries, but challenges remain. Here's what policymakers need to know. 👇 bit.ly/4lGo3lk

New evidence suggests an underappreciated public health tool: walkability. A recent study in Health Economics shows that walkable neighborhoods helped buffer mental health declines during COVID-19. Key insights for people interested in urban/health policy👇 bit.ly/4kJru9u

Tomelilla, a small Swedish town is redefining how to plan for the future generation, keeping the principles of Doughnut Economics by @kateraworth.bsky.social at front and center. Lots to learn on how to develop cities for the future, without compromising the present. bit.ly/4m0qHlu