Habitat III City Scan side event presentation
Powerpoint presentation material used at Habitat III in the City Scan side event hosted by UN Global Compact - Cities Programme with GIB.
Powerpoint presentation material used at Habitat III in the City Scan side event hosted by UN Global Compact - Cities Programme with GIB.
The “Ethical Cities: Locking in Liveability” Urban Thinkers Campus was co-organized by the UN Global Compact - Cities Programme and World Vision to place a distinct emphasis on the ethical city as an urgent objective in the New Urban Agenda. Hosted at RMIT University in Melbourne, Australia, the Campus focused on the principles, policies...
As Milwaukee is an “Innovating City” with the United Nations (U.N.) Global Compact Cities Programme, this analysis drew inspiration from the U.N.’s Human Development Index and Inclusive Wealth Index. In the spirit of Milwaukee’s international reach, the broad purpose of the analysis was to move beyond the traditional “jobs scorecard” and to adopt a new...
'The Global Compact Guide for Local Government' is the english language version of 'La Guía del Pacto Mundial para Gobiernos Locales, Convirtiendo el Pacto Mundial en fuente de Buenas Prácticas'. The guide is designed to assist local governments and their public entities in the implementation of the Global Compact, particularly for establishing programmes and actions...
An english language summary of the project scope for the Municipality of Colombo's Innovating project, the 'Technological Base Agroindustrial Park'. It is based on pillars related to the use of local expertise, innovation, technology and socio-economic development and sustainability. Connected Cities Actions
This prospectus is an offer to cities and broader partners to participate in this significant sustainable urban development initiative for the Australian round of the program for 2017-19 period. It provides an overview of the partnerships that underpin this initiative and the staged process, benefits and expectations of participation. City Partnerships is being established to...
Seeking to preserve its unique and rich cultural and historical legacy, the capital of Ecuador, Quito, is pursuing a sustainable future. Its first actions are with the private sector, academia and civil society – promoting environmentally friendly practices and reducing the city’s carbon footprint. Connected Cities Actions
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