UCLG, Metropolis and LSE Cities
2021
This policy brief is part of the Emergency Governance Initiative (EGI) investigating the institutional dimensions of rapid and radical action in response to complex global emergencies.
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2022
Accelerating progress towards the localization of the SDGs and post- pandemic recovery through enhanced multilevel governance aims at providing local and national governments with cutting-edge knowledge and practical orientation on MLG to implement the SDGs.
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2021
Towards the Localization of SDGs. Sustainable and Resilient Recovery Driven by Cities and Territories
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2021
This guide offers an understanding of how to improve horizontal and vertical coordination among different levels of government as well as leveraging the contributions of non-state actors, civil societies, community organizations and academia, among others.
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This summary reports the main information on multilevel governance for SDG localization in Italy. It is part of the wider global research “Accelerating progress towards the localization of the SDGs and post- pandemic recovery through enhanced multilevel governance”.
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This summary reports the main information on multilevel governance for SDG localization in Ghana. It is part of the wider global research “Accelerating progress towards the localization of the SDGs and post- pandemic recovery through enhanced multilevel governance”.
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This summary reports the main information on multilevel governance for SDG localization in Argentina. It is part of the wider global research “Accelerating progress towards the localization of the SDGs and post- pandemic recovery through enhanced multilevel governance”.
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This summary reports the main information on multilevel governance for SDG localization in the Philippines. It is part of the wider global research “Accelerating progress towards the localization of the SDGs and post- pandemic recovery through enhanced multilevel governance”.
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This summary reports the main information on multilevel governance for SDG localization in Jordan. It is part of the wider global research “Accelerating progress towards the localization of the SDGs and post- pandemic recovery through enhanced multilevel governance”.
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UNHABITAT
2022
Accelerating progress towards the localization of the SDGs and post- pandemic recovery through enhanced multilevel governance aims at providing local and national governments with cutting-edge knowledge and practical orientation on MLG to implement the SDGs.
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UNHABITAT
2018
The intention of the Thematic Guide is to demonstrate that effective responses to climate change for cities and towns in low- and middle-income countries can only be achieved if these include meaningful approaches to addressing the needs and priorities of people living in informal settlements and working in informal economies, including preexisting development deficits.
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UNEP
2022
"This methodology attempts to capture various aspects of policy coherence, including: between different levels of government (local to national and vice versa); across key government ministries, departments and agencies and across sectors and themes; between national and international policy and across national boundaries; with respect to the diversity of perspectives and concerns that policies need to take into account, and in terms of promoting a long-term vision and coherence beyond political mandates.
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UNHABITAT
2014
More than half of the world’s population currently live in cities, and a projected 70 per cent will be living in urban areas by 2050. Urban settlements are growing and will continue to grow whether this is planned or they simply spread.
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UNESC
2020
The basic principles set in this document are intended to clarify the governance agenda, taking into account different governance structures, national realities, capacities and levels of development and respecting national policies and priorities.
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UNESC
2018
The present paper contains an outline of the importance of the 11 principles of effective governance for sustainable development at the subnational level and an assessment of some of the difficulties and opportunities related to their implementation.
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