URBAN DEVELOPMENT REFORM ORGANISATION

1. To provide a forum for public and specialist debate on urban development.

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UDRO is not a political or social campaign. UDRO strives to provide a reliable and objective forum where individuals can express their take on the state of urban development today and in the future.

 

UDRO is interested in a diversity of views. The essential criteria for accepting submissions are concision, clarity of expression, adequate referencing, relevant subject matter, a compelling argument, and originality. The article must deal with some aspect of urban development and will critique it and/or offer a way forward. 

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Commencing March 2026, the UDRO will publish at least two new articles per month online. All successful submissions will also be featured in UDRO's 2026 Law and Policy Review paper, which will be published internationally, online and in print.

 

For more details on how to be part of the 2026 Policy Review paper, please visit the '2026 Review' page under 'Join Us'.