Winning from Second
A report on research for and with the Committee for Geelong (CfG) which draws insight from the change and economic transformation process of international second cities.
Similar Posts
Turkey striving for sustainability through ‘Women Friendly Cities’
ByadminUN agencies are working together to facilitate gender equality and human rights for women throughout Turkish cities. This is a Joint UN Programme implemented by the United Nations Population Fund (UNFPA), the United Nations Development Programme (UNDP) and the Turkish Ministry of the Interior. It aims to contribute to the creation of sustainable cities by...
The Universal Forum of Cultures – Barcelona, Spain
ByadminA laboratory for ideas In 2004, Barcelona launched the Universal Forum of Cultures to offer the world's cities and citizens a stage to foster a public commitment to dialogue, creativity and common sense for development that is just, humane, sustainable and peaceful. The Forum placed culture at the centre of the agenda, using dialogue, exhibitions...
Puerto Rican Cities Report 2015 – A Running Start
ByadminThis report outlines the innovative strategies of five Puerto Rican cities - Bayamón, Caguas, Comerío, Mayagüez and Ponce. These municipalities are working to improve the lives of their citizens primarily through sustainable, innovative economic development that uses strategies such as: responsible management of the environment; environmental conservation and enhancement; renewable energy; mobility for communities; urban...
REDCISUR – South America’s voice of the cities
ByadminLeading level Global Compact city Bogotá is one of nine South American capital cities that have joined together to form a unified regional voice on the international stage. The network has recently turned its attention to human rights issues, focusing on improving public safety and social harmony. Connected Cities
Participatory design for public urban spaces
ByadminA specialist research internship report It showcases 9 public space projects around the world. The aim of this publication is not only to showcase the “good” aspects but also “what did not work as expected”, as a self-reflection by the facilitators interviewed. It is written for the benefit of community leaders, professionals and governments for...
Food Security and Transformation – Medellin, Colombia
ByadminThe Colombian city of Medellín has overcome years of violent civil war with a social transformation agenda that has focused the city’s planning and resources on inclusion and redressing inequity. We learn about one of Medellín´s many innovative and participatory strategies – food security. People Connected Cities