Under new leadership — and pushing the New Urban Agenda — the sometimes unsung UN-Habitat is poised to offer many opportunities for development organizations and professionals, says Raf Tuts, UN-Habitat's director of programs. Tuts gives Devex the lowdown on what the UN's city-focused agency is looking for.
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Gregory Scruggs is a journalist based in Seattle. He has a bachelor's degree from Harvard University and a master's degree from Columbia University. A specialist in Latin America and the Caribbean, he was a Fulbright scholar in Brazil. His coverage of the Habitat III summit and global urbanization won a 2017 United Nations Correspondent Association award. He coordinates the Seattle chapter of the Solutions Journalism Network.
