Using Technology to Transform Urban Planning in São Paulo

Download   Ranked among the world’s largest – and wealthiest – cities, São Paulo has faced a housing crisis for decades. With 26 per cent of its 11 million residents living in precarious and informal settlements, the city’s major challenges include slum upgrading, reducing vulnerability to natural hazards, regularising land tenure and providing decent accommodation to every paulistano.

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