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Tribune News ServiceAmritsar December 31Guru Nanak Dev University (GNDU) has become the first Indian university to join Cities Forum London a collaborative network of cities that share a belief in the importance of culture for creating thriving metropolitan environments. Centre for Sustainable Habitat (CSH) of GNDU signed a memorandum of understanding with Cities Forum London to conduct need-based collaborative research and training in different fields of sustainable habitat. The pact is a major industry-academia linkage for research and training in identifying various challenges and exploring solutions in mobility housing environment and sanitation in cities and villages of India. Prof Jaspal Singh Sandhu Vice-Chancellor GNDU said such collaborative research and training activities with international organisations would go a long way in achieving the vision and mission of the university in the field of sustainable habitat. He said Cities Forum London was a global organisation with a multi-disciplinary international group of experts with an experience in sustainable urban development.
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