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Governance Renewal.
We Act for a governance renewal where local and regional governments are empowered to respond to crises and emergencies by fully embedding social justice and equity in democratic and multilevel governance mechanisms.
We Care for renewing governance towards democratic, rights-based, equitable, and whole-of-society decision-making at all levels, for caring cities and territories
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GTF annual reports to the United Nations’ High Level Political Forum
UCLG, on behalf of the Global Taskforce of Local and Regional Governments, facilitates and presents a yearly report called ‘Towards the localization of the SDGs’ at the United Nations’ High-Level Political Forum on Sustainable Development
Fill in the 2023 survey on SDG localization and let the world know!
Participate in the 7th report of local and regional governments to the UN High Level Political Forum: How have you contributed to accelerating the recovery from the COVID-19 pandemic and the implementation of the 2030 Agenda?
Towards the Localization of the SDGs: the sixth GTF/UCLG report
The sixth report of local and regional governments to the HLPF, published in 2022, provides the most comprehensive analysis to date of LRGs’ efforts to achieve the 2030 Agenda and promote a safe, just and green recovery at all levels.
EGI for Cities and Regions
UCLG, Metropolis and the London School of Economics – LSE Cities are joining forces to analyze the impact of the current global health crisis and the recovery process on the governance of our cities and territories. Local and regional governments are conscious that our world will never be the same and we will need to build responses to create safer and sustainable communities.
Policy Brief 6 on Local Democracy in Times of Crisis
Policy brief on the legitimacy of emergency responses and the extent to which this legitimacy must be rooted in democratic practices. This issue ties in closely with the role of cities and territories in strengthening local democracy and advancing the broader principle of subsidiarity
Governance Renewal for Emergency Mode
Governance renewal for the 2020s will require adjusting our institutional structures to emergency mode while dealing with live crises. Complex emergencies demand governance well beyond established disaster response, relieve, and recovery
GOLD V Report, The Localization of the Global Agendas
GOLD IV Report, Co-creating the Urban Future. The Agenda of Metropolises, Cities and Territories
Emergency Governance Initiative for Cities and Regions
UCLG, Metropolis and the London School of Economics – LSE Cities are joining forces to analyze the impact of the current global health crisis and the recovery process on the governance of our cities and territories. Local and regional governments are conscious that our world will never be the same and we will need to build responses to create safer and sustainable communities.
2022 edition SNG-WOFI report
2022 edition of the OECD/UCLG World Observatory on Subnational Government Finance and Investment (SNG-WOFI). The SNG-WOFI initiative is the world’s leading source of internationally comparable data and analysis on multi-level governance and subnational finance frameworks.
The 2022 edition includes data from 135 countries, covering almost 90% of the world surface area, 93% of the world population and 94% of global GDP.
Get ready for the latest reports on SDG localization!
New Mooc on Voluntary Local Reviews is launched!
Local and Regional Governments at the 2022 United Nations High-Level Political Forum (HLPF)
Driving a just and sustainable recovery from cities and territories
The 6th edition of the Global Taskforce’s report to the HLPF 2022, Towards the Localization of the SDGs, is out now!