Creating a city good to live is the goal every city would like to achieve. What it means for Subang Jaya? Mayor Noraini Roslan of Subang Jaya once said that Subang Jaya aspires to be a smart and sustainable city. She further elaborated that it is actually about creating a city that is good to …
Mayor Noraini Roslan: To Create a City Good to Live In Read More »
Citizen’s Engagement – Goyang (South Korea) CONTEXT Local governments of South Korea once faced a highly centralised national government. During that period, local governments only performed authorities in executing instructions of national/central government in the country. In late 1980s, however, there was a huge movement from local people (academicians, media, private sectors, local people) that …
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23-25 October 2019 | HAMAMATSU – With the theme “Sustainable Community Building through International Cooperation of Cities,” Hamamatsu City, Japan Foundation, and UCLG ASPAC supported by the Government of Japan, organised the “Hamamatsu International Summit on Intercity Collaboration 2019” from 23 to 25 October 2019 at the ACT City Congress Center in Hamamatsu, Japan. Delegates included …
24-26 September 2019 | KATHMANDU – UCLG ASPAC Secretary General Dr. Bernadia Irawati Tjandradewi, joined eighty representatives of various global and regional organisations in the discussion on SDGs localisation and other related issues, at the Policy Forum on Development (PFD) 3rd Asia Regional Meeting. The event was organised by the European Union (EU) in Kathmandu, …
PFD Regional Meeting Asia: Globally United for Successful SDGs Implementation Read More »
16-17 September 2019 | TANGERANG – Serving as Secretariat for the Global Covenant of Mayors for Climate and Energy (GCOM) in Southeast Asia, UCLG ASPAC is glad to welcome on board six more Indonesian cities; Tangerang, Makassar, Denpasar, Malang, Palembang, and Depok, that have signed their commitment to join the network for better urban resilience. …
The World Health Organization (WHO) defined stunting as the impaired growth and development that children experienced from poor nutrition, repeated infection and inadequate psychosocial stimulation. Children are defined as stunted if their height-for-age is more than two standard deviations below the WHO Child Growth Standards median. Indonesia has a serious stunting prevalence. Data from monitoring …
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30 September – 3 October 2019 | GWANGJU – The localisation of Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs) closely relates to the fulfilment of people’s rights. As inclusion and participation are key to urban development, UCLG ASPAC welcomes cooperation with The Raoul Wallenberg Institute of Human Rights and Humanitarian Law on Human Rights Cities (RWI) to promote …
Blending the Knowledge and Strength for SDGs Attainment with Rights-Based Approach Read More »
15-17 October 2019 | PENANG – UCLG ASPAC is proud to play a key role at the Asia-Pacific Urban Forum 7 (APUF), recently concluded in Penang, Malaysia. APUF7 is one of the largest gatherings of key stakeholders for sustainable urban development across Asia and the Pacific Region that takes place every four years. Embracing APUF’s …
UCLG ASPAC Contributes to the Successful 7th Asia-Pacific Urban Forum Read More »
Mayor Karolin Margret Natasa of Landak Regency was once a council member of Indonesia People’s Representatives. Holding position that is equal to minister, Mayor Karolin decided to return to her home town in Landak and serve her people as Mayor. Her dream came true. She was elected as Mayor of Landak for the period of …
Mayor Karolin Margret Natasa of Landak: Lead to Serve Local People Read More »
Various humanitarian organisations in the Philippines, in collaboration with the United Nations Fund for Population Activities (UNFPA), have successfully developed a response initiative to the tropical storm Washi that struck Philippines on 17 December 2011 Read More..
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