… Perspectives of sustainable and crisis-proof cities in the ‘More local, public and agile, the cornerstones of a resilient post-Corona city’ The shutdown of … logistics, gastronomy and shopping facilities. One possibility is the multiple use of space and premises. More public - local authorities that provide health care. …

… the Corona crisis can contribute to the mobility transition. On average, a German causes all in all about 11.6 tCO2e emissions per year. A return flight Frankfurt - New … has been an integral part of the everyday life of successful researchers. However, publicly funded institutions in particular have a special responsibility to …

… to come up with new approaches to sustainable development, promoting global public welfare and collective learning processes. The initial reactions to the crisis had a strong national orientation and caused many countries to isolate themselves from the rest of the world. Borders were …

… us that the world community is closely intertwined and that we are often the cause of our crises. The effects of crises are often not directly noticeable to us - … for the consequences of these problems of this century. We are not only the main cause of the climate crisis, corona and co. We are also able to be problem solvers, to …

… has there been a time when scientists have been in the focus of politics and the public over a longer period of time than since the beginning of the Corona crisis – … a German perspective here), science, even across disciplinary boundaries, has used the stage to provide broad and diverse advice to politicians and the public. …

… be able to promote an inclusive and durable recovery without addressing the root causes of this pandemic. While most of the public attention goes to a much awaited vaccine, there is also great value in …

… in the countries of the Global South. Furthermore, countries with efficient (public) health systems have been obviously more successful at managing the crisis. … state and international institutions is needed, that enjoy citizens confidence. If used wisely, digital technologies are an important tool which can help us to better …

… however, need to be complemented with the necessary evolutions of our economies, public institutions, and behavioral norms. The rapid rise in inequality and resource … a 20x increase in carbon dioxide emissions. In the aftermath of major crises that caused deep disruption, loss of life, and the destruction of capital and jobs, a ‘new …

… a rapid decline in biodiversity and increase the risk that wild animals transfer viruses to humans. Burning forests and burning coal and oil pollute the air and … own institutions in a sustainable way. Medical doctors can add their expertise to public debates and they can urge their pension funds to divest from fossil fuels.    …

… than in the past in all sectoral policies. The "One Health" approach should be used to operationalise this leitmotif. Resilience of economic and social systems By … also has a special role and responsibility here . Preservation and strengthening of public institutions capable of acting at all levels Capable states and international …

… After all, in the past the scientific and political debate has often too much focused on the “what” and somewhat neglected the “who” and the “how”. In addition to … for taking this perspective into account. Empowered government institutions Public authorities must be sufficiently empowered. For example: economic stimulus …

… this case, the focus should be to shift to means of transport that are efficient by using fuels with low carbon emissions, along with significant use of public transport. Geographical distribution of activities will be required; even …