ULI Randall Lewis Center for Sustainability FY2024 Annual Impact Report
In collaboration with ULI members and partners, the Randall Lewis Center for Sustainability advances sustainability and building resilient, healthy and equitable cities and communities. The Center pursues these goals via cutting-edge research, convenings, community technical assistance, global leadership networks, and other strategies.
The Annual Impact Report (FY2024) shares the Center’s accomplishments this year including a summary of outcomes and areas of impact.
- Lifting up best practices for cities and industry by creating 37 publications reaching over 37,200 readers;
- Promoting learning and connection with over 200 convenings that engaged 19,200 attendees with highly ranked participant experiences;
- Driving community change facilitating 9 Technical assistance panels across the globe; and
- Cultivating champions through multiple leadership networks, and much more.
The report captures how leaders, members and communities value the Center resources, their learning and how it is applied in their practices and in communities.
报告摘要：In collaboration with ULI members and partners, the Randall Lewis Center for Sustainability advances sustainability and building resilient, healthy and equitable cities and communities. The Center pursues these goals via cutting-edge research, convenings, community technical assistance, global leadership networks, and other strategies.
The Annual Impact Report (FY2024) shares the Center’s accomplishments this year including a summary of outcomes and areas of impact.
- Lifting up best practices for cities and industry by creating 37 publications reaching over 37,200 readers;
- Promoting learning and connection with over 200 convenings that engaged 19,200 attendees with highly ranked participant experiences;
- Driving community change facilitating 9 Technical assistance panels across the globe; and
- Cultivating champions through multiple leadership networks, and much more.
The report captures how leaders, members and communities value the Center resources, their learning and how it is applied in their practices and in communities.