探索如何通过精细化的日常运维与全生命周期管理，提升城市的"微观韧性"。 在全球城市化进程不断深入的今天，城市韧性建设已成为应对自然灾害、保障城市安全运行的关键所在。为进一步推动城市管理精细化，深化上海、东京、 大阪等地在城市管理领域的交流合作，2025"上海-东京"中日城市管理精细化研讨会将于11月14日在上海举行。本次研讨会聚焦"韧性城市 安心共筑"主题， 邀请来自大阪府都市整备部、京都大学、森大厦、三菱地所、日建设计等政府部门、高校和企业的专家学者来沪，共同探索超大城市精细化治理的新路径。 "韧性城市"指城市能够有效防范和抵御各种重大冲击，并从中迅速恢复机能、保持核心功能正常运行的能力。这不仅要求城市基础设施具备更强的抗压性， 还需要在城市规划、工程建设、管理流程和社会协同等方面形成系统化的韧性体系。随着全球气候变化带来的极端天气事件增多，以及超大城市运行系统的 日益复杂化，推进韧性城市建设已成为超大城市共同面临的紧迫课题。 关注规划韧性、基础设施韧性、防淹韧性 本次研讨会将聚焦新城建设空间规划韧性、关键基础设施安全韧性和地下公用空间防淹韧性等议题开展深度研讨。来自京都大学放在研究所特定教授松岛格 也、上 ...

Core Insights - The 2025 Global Urban Forum will focus on "Digital Governance and Innovative Cities," showcasing the latest practices in digital governance and providing forward-looking solutions for modern urban development [1][2] - The forum will award outstanding cases of "Artificial Intelligence + Urban Governance" to recognize successful integration of AI technology in urban management [2] - Key reports to be released include the "World Cities Day Activity Highlights 2024," "China Urban Sci-Tech Innovation District Development Report (2025)," and "Artificial Intelligence + Urban Governance Development Report (2025)" [2] Group 1 - The forum is co-hosted by various organizations including the Shanghai Municipal Housing and Urban-Rural Development Management Committee and Shanghai Jiao Tong University [1][2] - The central urban work conference in July emphasized the importance of building efficient smart cities and improving urban governance capabilities [1] - The forum will feature keynote speeches from prominent scholars and experts discussing topics such as urban spatial structure and smart city innovations [3][4] Group 2 - The forum will also include a sub-forum focused on "China Artificial Intelligence + Urban Governance Innovation," highlighting innovative applications of AI in urban management [4] - The event aims to provide valuable insights and practices for global cities in their future smart city planning and operations [2]

Core Viewpoint - Shenzhen is actively enhancing its urban resilience and disaster prevention capabilities in response to extreme weather events, particularly following the severe flooding caused by the "9·7" rainstorm two years ago [1][3][5]. Group 1: Urban Resilience Initiatives - Shenzhen has implemented various measures to improve urban safety governance, including revising emergency plans and conducting regular flood response drills [1][3]. - The city plans to add 35 kilometers of comprehensive utility tunnels and 60 square kilometers of sponge city infrastructure by 2024, along with upgrading water supply capabilities [2][3]. - A new "5025 grid + meteorology" disaster prevention model has been established to enhance disaster risk management and information dissemination [4][5]. Group 2: Infrastructure and Technology - Over 5,000 underground spaces are undergoing flood prevention capability enhancements, and a technical guide for underground flood prevention has been issued [5][6]. - The city has built 421 rain gauge stations and 329 hydrological monitoring stations to improve rainfall monitoring and flood forecasting capabilities [4][5]. - Shenzhen is exploring the integration of artificial intelligence with drainage models to enhance flood prediction accuracy [4][5]. Group 3: Community Engagement and Risk Management - The city is initiating climate resilience community pilot projects in urban villages to address climate risks and enhance community participation in disaster preparedness [8][9]. - A new "meteorology + insurance" risk reduction mechanism has been launched to improve disaster risk management through data integration and innovative insurance solutions [9][10]. - The city emphasizes the importance of public awareness and community involvement in disaster response through training and emergency drills [9][10]. Group 4: Challenges and Future Directions - Shenzhen faces challenges in balancing engineering standards with cost-effectiveness while addressing the increasing frequency of extreme weather events [2][5]. - The city is focusing on a closed-loop system for risk management that includes risk identification, prevention, and iterative planning [11][12]. - There is a need for improved coordination among various departments to address urban resilience issues effectively, particularly in infrastructure projects [12][13].

Core Viewpoint - Suzhou is implementing a series of human-centered street space projects aimed at enhancing urban quality and improving the experience of residents through thoughtful design and planning [1][6]. Group 1: Project Implementation - The city has launched several pilot projects focused on creating human-friendly environments, with the goal of improving street space quality and enhancing the overall urban experience for citizens [1][6]. - Specific adjustments, such as a 1-meter step height reduction for safer elderly access and a 5-meter wall retreat to create more pedestrian space, demonstrate the city's commitment to addressing diverse user needs [2][3]. Group 2: Design Philosophy - The transformation of street spaces reflects a shift from car-centric to people-centric design, emphasizing multi-functional and diverse urban environments [3][4]. - The integration of traditional Suzhou aesthetics with modern urban functionality aims to create spaces that resonate with both local residents and visitors, fostering a sense of cultural identity [4][5]. Group 3: Community Engagement - The city has actively involved residents in the planning process, gathering over 500 suggestions through surveys and community meetings to ensure that the projects meet local needs [7]. - Initiatives like the establishment of rest areas for sanitation workers and the creation of community spaces highlight the importance of inclusivity in urban design [7]. Group 4: Future Plans - By the end of 2025, Suzhou plans to continue enhancing its urban infrastructure, focusing on the detailed improvement of 30 roads to further elevate the quality of street spaces [5][6].