Concept notes and papers
In 2016, the Habitat III conference will set a New Urban Agenda of the United Nations for the next 20 years. This will shape national urban agendas worldwide. This brief explains how four major processes and landmark events in 2015 addressing disaster risk reduction (Sendai Framework/ HFA2), financing for development (AAAA), global sustainable development goals (SDGs), and the new post-2020 climate regime (COP21) have set the scene and will shape this new global agenda for cities and local governments in the years to come.
Available in English
The Barcarena City Hall presents its experience in government planning aligned with the UN Development Agendas, highlighting some of the MDG results (from 2013 to 2015) and ODS (from 2016).
Developed by Prefeitura de Barcarena
Posted by Patricia Menezes
Guidance and systemization of experiences
Available in English
Public Space is an important element of how cities and regions are planned and designed. Making an investment in public space means putting emphasis on people-centered development. This means understa...
