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8-11 June 2021 | PALU – Support for post-disaster recovery in Palu (Indonesia) coordinated by a collaboration of Cities Unies France (CUF), UCLG Territorial Prevention and Crisis, and UCLG ASPAC progressed further to the engagement of larger community groups for inclusive planning. Representatives of local religious leaders, leaders of local culture, and women, shared their …

Participatory Approach for Inclusive Public Space Development in Palu Read More »

25 May 2021 | UCLG ASPAC continued its support to Indonesian Directorate General Regional Development Agency for the revision of the Ministry Regulation No.100/2018 regarding the minimum standard applied to deliver public services (Standard Pelayanan Minimum/SPM) at the local level. The consolidation meeting, organised by the Indonesian Ministry of Home Affairs, sought final approval and …

Supporting Revision of the Ministry Regulation: Accelerating Application of Minimum Standard Principles for Local Public Services in Indonesia Read More »

President Joko Widodo officially launched Benowo Waste to Electrical Energy Processing Facility (PSEL) 6 May 2021 | Surabaya is the first city in Indonesia that completes the establishment of the Eco-friendly Waste to Energy Plant (Pengolah Sampah menjadi Energi Listrik/PSEL) following the Presidential Decree Number 35/2018, a legal foundation for regional governments to accelerate the …

Surabaya: Breaking through Challenges, Launching the First Waste to Energy Plant in Indonesia Read More »

24 June 2021 | UCLG ASPAC programme for localisation of Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs) in Indonesia, LOCALISE SDGs, concluded its project by organising an online Conference on Dissemination of Learning and Programme Outcomes of LOCALISE SDGs “Encouraging Acceleration Recovery from Pandemic through Commitment and Implementation of Sustainable Development Goals Attainment”. The event was a success …

LOCALISE SDGs Final Conference: Conclusion of the Programme, Passing on Tools and Knowledge to Local Governments Read More »

The implementation of the SDGs has entered its 6th year since its adoption in 2015. With the target of achieving the SDGs by 2030 to end poverty and hunger, we only have 10 years remaining to accelerate its attainment, which has been significantly affected by the COVID-19 pandemic. Apart from causing multi-dimensional consequences, this pandemic …

LOCALISE SDGs Final Conference to Show the Continuous Commitment in Attaining SDGs Read More »

The COVID-19 pandemic has not only affected health and economic sectors, but it has also strongly affected the cultural sector. Culture as the fourth pillar of sustainable development is the fundamental aspect in recovering better and stronger from COVID-19 in Asia Pacific cities and local governments. Therefore, there is an urgent call to tackle the …

The Show Must Go On: Culture and Cities in the Next Normal Event to Launch UCLG ASPAC’s Culture Committee Publication Read More »