What Is the Most Sustainable City in the World?

We visited the world's most sustainable cities to find out what is the most sustainable city in the world. In these green cities we found architecture & sustainable developments which are saving our future. From Copenhagen to Singapore to Songdo, you will see a range of eco-friendly cities in this video before the most sustainable city in the world is revealed!

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[cheewailee]

Singapore also has a fantastic water management system in place as well as a waste disposal framework. Unfortunately recycling is very low and probably we’re waiting on the world to invent ways to help with that, right now mostly incinerated. Wildlife is thriving on this small island which is also a good indication of how clean the overall environment is. Kudos to the Singapore govt!

[okaydoubleu]

For those who might not have realized, Singapore is both a city and a country. The reservoirs, military installations, air/naval bases, oil refineries, factories, airports, shipyards, incinerators, power plants, farms and many more where you find outside or within outskirt of other cities, these are all confined within the city Island of Singapore.

[SumitFriends]

watching this video for academic purpose

[Ecokiz]

Why can’t all cities be as sustainable and green as Copenhagen and Singapore? They would be so much nicer!

[richelestrellado]

Amazing content! I hope architecture students will learn more about sustainable architecture, the earth will benefit from this smart design and so will we.😊 ARCHITECTURE ROCKS! 😎

[jeanalinedomingo]

I've been to Singapore also together with my architecture clasmates and we're also amazed how this country evolved through the years. It was amazing and I really enjoy this video. Good job.

[johnoneill]

As cities and towns continue to grow in terms of size and population, there is increasing demand for planners to manage these changes. Planners frequently work with other professionals such as engineers, architects, building surveyors, economists, developers, politicians, scientists, and environmental scientists.

[laurencedwaynetan]

This is a good video. Love watching videos like this. Hope in the future more structures will incorporate green and sustainable design.

[farwahhassan]

Being an environmental science student myself, I found this video very informative and inspiring!! Keep up the good work!!!🤙🏻🙌🏻🙌🏻

[stickynote]

This video deserves to be seen by millions of people.

[lorilange]

Love Singapore's green building wow gorgeous and Copenhagen rocks too great video!!! THANK YOU !! This gives me hope for a wonderful sustainable and green future...

[catmatism]

Nice that my country, Singapore, is one of the most sustainable even though I feel it has a lot more to improve. This is because everywhere, here, you see Korean and Japanese beef restaurants. People here just consume and consume without regards for the environment.

[gernanvincesablay]

Woah I am super amaze😍
I love the content and the explanations are so clear and understandable👏
As an architect student and raise from a poor family I really admire my father for loving and caring the environment as he is a farmer and I am proud of him. And I want to follow his loving from our nature❤️💚
And Sharing to you that my favorite color is Green💚 since I was a kid.😁

[thatperson]

As Singaporean yes I'm proud we r on the list but he aware that recycling and wastage is extremely high in our country. It's only recently that we started adopting electric vehicles. Our green activists feel progress has been very slow and I agree. This is largely due to the fact that our biggest export is refined petroleum and organic chemicals. It is very difficult to shift and political commitment is lower than one I would desire. So if u are wondering how is sg so sustainable, and what is the other side of the story, here u go:)

[jordanoliver]

I visited the 2 places, and I’d have voted for Singapore. Might be more of a feeling, but the vibe is just more ecological and fair over there.
Plus if I’m correct, there’s no gov managed cheap accommodation options in Copenhagen; or it’s certainly not covering as much population.
I find overall the efforts of the Si vapote government much stronger.

[libraryofficer]

@0:52 : Copenhagen
@2:52 : Singapore
@5:21 : Honorable Mentions
@6:35 : 17 goals that achieve levels of sustainability

[zetafish]

What a very nice and informative video. This kinda makes me want to live in Copenhagen now since it looks so beautiful. I've also heard that Copenhagen is one of the most Lgbt-friendly cities in the world which is also nice.

[bernardinoaljon]

Being so called sustainable must not be only showed in innovations. But it must convey a way on how to make a pace for environment while having progress. By the way, this was an amazing video!

[sadielewis]

The idea of sustainability in cities has inspired me to study urban planning/design at uni. My geography a levels have also inspired me so much, all of this is so interesting to me !!

[bobchong]

I love these videos, and are not just watching for school, so thank you