Majority of Filipinos in Metro Manila back the 15-minute city model, favoring community-centered living over long commutes, according to a new study published in Balita.

A majority of Metro Manila residents support the 15-minute city model, with 82% favoring walkable neighborhoods despite limited local access, according to a new Manila Bulletin report.

Majority of Metro Manila residents favor the 15-minute city model, with 82% supporting walkable, self-sufficient neighborhoods, a survey by The Manila Times reveals.

Most Metro Manila residents back the 15-minute city model, supporting walkable access to essential services, a new PhilStar study reveals.

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A new study reveals how Metro Manila can transform into 15-minute cities—making daily essentials just a short walk or bike ride away.

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Anna Mae Lamentillo shares insights from her Urban Consultancy Project, applying LSE’s Executive MSc in Cities to real-world urban policy challenges.

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Ilonggo innovator Anna Mae Yu Lamentillo wins AI & Learning Award at She Shapes AI for pioneering work in language preservation and digital inclusion.

Bisaya academic Anna Mae Yu Lamentillo wins AI & Learning Award at She Shapes AI for championing language preservation and digital inclusion.