Sustainable Cities Network
Connecting communities, advancing sustainability
and cultivating solutions.
Sustainable Cities Network workgroups
The workgroups are comprised of community participants from various cities, counties, and tribes and are organized through common sustainability interests, needs, and goals. A workgroup is formed when a topic need is established and a community “champion” volunteers to lead the workgroup. Each workgroup has the opportunity to pursue projects with deliverable outcomes, benefiting the communities at large.
About the network
The network is a vehicle for communities to share knowledge and coordinate efforts to understand and solve sustainability problems. It is designed to foster partnerships, identify best practices, provide training and information and create a bridge between ASU’s research and front-line challenges facing local communities.
Project Cities
Project Cities is a university-community partnership connecting higher education with local communities, creating a powerful combination of knowledge and know-how.
NSF Engines: Southwest Sustainability Innovation Engine
Southwest Sustainability Innovation Engine, led by Arizona State University and spanning three states — Utah, Nevada and Arizona — aims to elevate the Southwest as a regional hub of economic development catalyzed by sustainability innovation.
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