As people change their city for the better

The second edition of the podcast about life in the big cities - that is why we leave their homes and move to big cities like Berlin reflected on the construction of sewerage and how Moscow has changed karshering.

"To live in the city" - a joint project Layfhakera and PIK Group. It is dedicated to how to develop modern cities and how people live in them - work, rest and raise their children.

The second issue Irina Rogava talked with the director of the Department of systemic transformations pic Marco Mihichem-Jeftic and found out what benefits and problems associated with life in the city.

• 0:35 - why people rarely followed adage, "Where was born there and handy"? Marco believes that man to leave his native village encouraged the three main cities of dignity. This diversity, privacy and a greater likelihood of happy (or not as lucky) chance.
• 9:05 - Of course, it is not necessary to think that you moved to the big city and everything magically. Metropolis - a great many people in the same space, and each has its own ideas about what is good and right. Our expert believes that the most important thing - it is an open dialogue between residents, government and business. Then any problems are solved.
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• 12:48 - which affects the development of the city? Marco says that first of all it's completely non-obvious factors. And he tells how the appearance of Berlin influenced sewerage and the building of Moscow as reflected tuberculosis.
• 18:06 - a little more about Moscow. It is an economic, educational and cultural center of our country, and it is not surprising that the capital attracts thousands of visitors. Marco says that over the past 10 years, Moscow has become much more convenient for life and an important role was played by transport.
• 24:57 - and finally - about the house. Our expert talks about how important it is to predict the needs of the people and as a sound approach to the building is changing the quality of life. "The city for the people" - this is the idea of ​​mega-cities will grow and develop.

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