DEAR Members, The results of the consultations carried out yesterday concerning the participation of UCLG in Rio de Janeiro next June have lead the Presidency to cancel the Executive Bureau on the 17th and to reduce UCLG activities in Rio. Members have expressed great concern about the conditions and find such expenditure difficult to justify …
THE newsletter covers: • Cities and Regions together towards Rio+20 • Agenda of Local and Regional Governments in Rio: Urban Summit 18 June • International Conference on ‘;Support to Decentralisation process in Tunisia: Urban realities and future prospects’, Tunis, 28-29 May 2012 • Supporting Local Governments dialogue with regional institutions in South-East Asia, Phnom Penh …
UCLG World Newsletter Volume 2/2012 is Published Read More »
WHAT do you think about the strategic role of ASEAN in creating partnership with the EU in the South East Asia region? ASEAN and the EU are natural partners, different, but similar (or the other way round). We share the same “DNA”, because we believe both in regional integration and pursue regional integration persistently and …
THE 6th volume of “Support to Decentralization in Developing Countries” newsletter is published. The newsletter covers articles such as results of the first pilot trail of the indicators on local government and decentralization (ILGD) and report on UCLG FLACMA congress in Santiago, Chile.
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THE UCLG ASPAC Executive Bureau and meeting and Asia Pacific Forum were successfully held in Chengdu, China, on 16-17 April 2012, and attended by 97 participants who represent 38 members. The Asia Pacific Forum on “Strengthening of Programming and Financing of Strategic Urban Infrastructure Investments” was held on the first day, with the support of …
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IN order to give more visibility of the work of cities, and strengthen the ownership of GOLD with UCLG’s membership, UCLG proposes, from GOLD III onward, to begin a collection of ‘;Innovative Practices’. The idea of this new initiative is to select cases of Innovative Practices related to the triennial focus of GOLD, and publish …
UCLG Executive Bureau confirmed 17 June in Rio, Overview of activities and hotel arrangements information needed by 10 May. The organiser has received offers from the Conference Organisers to secure up to 200 rooms from 16-19 June with prices of Maximum 300 Euros a night. In case of limited availability of rooms, the World Secretariat …
Confirmed, UCLG Executive Bureau in Rio, 17 June 2012 Read More »
ON 29 May 2012, the Centre for Liveable Cities (CLC) hosted an engaging discussion about Singapore’s path to sustainable development as part of the CLC Lecture Series. The panel featured several environment pioneers, including Daniel Wang, former Director General for Public Health at the National Environment Agency (NEA); Loh Ah Tuan, former Deputy CEO at …
THE new edition of Cities today magazine is published. The Issue features the EU supported UCLG ASPAC Project, Partnership for democratic Local Governance in Southeast-Asia, DELGOSEA. UCLG ASPAC is an advisory board member for the Cities today magazine together with FLACMA, UN-HABITAT, World Bank, ICLEI, ISOCARP, C40, and UNEP. Peter Woods, the Ambassador of UCLG …
Cities Today Issue 5 is Launched, Featuring DELGOSEA Read More »
ON March 28th 2012, the Press Conference and Launch Ceremony for Guangzhou International Award for Urban Innovation was officially held in the city of Guangzhou, China. Representatives from the United Cities and Local Governments (UCLG), the World Association of the Major Metropolises (Metropolis) and the city of Guangzhou issued invitation to global cities for participation …
Guangzhou International Award for Urban Innovation Officially is Launched Read More »
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