SANDRA Hazlehurst is the first female mayor of Hastings of New Zealand. Elected in 2017, Sandra feels the immediate responsibility in bringing out the best of Hastings. Her value in her leadership is to bring an attitude of putting people first, of supporting and listening to people. There are two main things Sandra carries out …
Mayor Sandra Hazlehurst of Hastings: From Safe Water to City Centre Read More »
As cities in the world are actualising the Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs) by 2030, Local and regional governments play an essential role in influencing, attracting, and implementing the SDGs agenda in their working area. Strengthening decentralisation to accelerate SDGs became the opportunity cities need to take, especially in the process of localising the SDGs. The …
Implementation of the Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs) are underway, and local governments and regional governments are key actors, in its achievement by 2030 – being responsible for delivering as much as 65% of the SDGs targets [1] This message was embodied at the fifth Local and Regional Governments’ Forum, on the occasion of the 2022 …
14 June 2022 | UCLG ASPAC sanitation programme Municipalities Network Advocacy on Sanitation in South Asia (MuNASS) II moves forward. This time, the programme team ensured the project’s sustainability through partnership. The Municipal Association of Bangladesh (MAB), the lead institution for the implementation in Bangladesh, and the International Training Network – Bangladesh University of Engineering …
MAB and ITN-BUET in Bangladesh: Fostering Strategic Partneship for MuNASS-II Read More »
June 2022 | UCLG ASPAC collaborative programme for localisation of Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs) in Pakistan, LEAD for SDGs, an initiative funded by the European Union (EU) and UCLG ASPAC, recorded substantial progress in their efforts to mainstream SDGs localisation. Included in the activities were more districts outreach for SDGs mainstreaming, new leader engagement, and …
JUNE 2022 | UCLG ASPAC collaborative programme for Climate Resilient and Inclusive Cities (CRIC), an initiative funded by the European Union (EU), organised training on Adaptation and Mitigation to strengthen the ownership of climate response for local government in Gorontalo and Kupang. The training activities brought together various related stakeholders, from local government institutions, media, …
CRIC Training: Strengthening Local Ownership for Climate Action Read More »
14 June 2022 | UCLG ASPAC, in partnership with the Kuala Lumpur Regional Training Centre (KLRTC), organised a webinar entitled “Getting into Action: Disasters Prevention for Cities Resilience.” The event was an experience sharing the local government of Kuala Lumpur to cities and as an occasion to learn from others with similar experiences. The event …
KLRTC-UCLG ASPAC Webinar: Localising Disaster Risk Prevention in Asia-Pacific Cities Read More »
6 June 2022, Jakarta | UCLG ASPAC and the Korea Association of International Development and Cooperation (KAIDEC) signed a Letter of Acceptance (LoA) to promote Official Development Assistance (ODA) under the framework of UCLG ASPAC Humanitarian Development (HDP) Nexus Committee, led by Province of Gyeonggi. Founded in 2007, KAIDEC is Korea’s representative association in the …
The International Award UCLG – Mexico City – Culture 21 recognises cities and individuals that contributed to culture as a key dimension in sustainable cities. The 5th edition of the Award specifically aimed to recognise best practices that promoted cultural rights in the context of the COVID-19 crisis and post-pandemic recovery, and/or promoted culture as …
AS the primary city in Chungcheong province, Daejeon is a vital transportation hub connecting the central and lower areas of Korea, as well as the largest science and research city where Daeduk R&D Innopolis is located. Daejeon is also an icon for food lovers in Korea; the city is especially known for bread and noodle …
Getting Ready for the 2022 Daejeon UCLG World Congress Read More »
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