13th World Urban Campaign Steering Committee Meeting (SCM13)

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13th World Urban Campaign Steering Committee Meeting (SCM13)

3 October 2015 New York City, USA

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WUC Secretariat Progress Report

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1 March -

11 September

2015

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NEW WUC PARTNERS

REQUESTS FOR LEAD PARTNERSHIPS

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WUC COMMUNICATION & OUTREACH

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Attendance: Launch of GAP,

PrepCom2, GC25

WUC Newsletter #OnTheMove

NUC Toolkit

Road Map, Urban Thinkers

Campuses, National Urban

Campaigns

Social Media activities

New WUC Website

NEW WUC WEBSITE

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1. WUC Landing Page

Note: Photographs are samples for demonstration purposes.

2. Join, Share, Think & WUC Think Tank

3. Join & Twitter Live Feed, Flickr Gallery

4. About

5. What We Do – The City We Need

6. What We Do – Urban Thinkers Campus

7. News & Events - Calendar

8. All Partners (moving banner)

9. WUC Website on Mobile Phone (responsive page)

WUC Financial Report 1 March – 11 September 2015

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INPUTS OUTPUTS

USD USD

Budget carried over from 28 Feb

2015

137,020.30 Consultants

Donors contributions - Campaign and Partnerships Consultant 25,200.00

Total - Campaign Consultant 16,000.00

TOTAL 137,020.30 National Urban Campaign Consultant 11,100.00

Web Programmer 16,800.00

UN-Habitat INPUTS Designer 18,400.00

Coordination and management 132,807.50 Total 87,500.00

Administrative support 21,315.00 Missions

Communication 2,182.05 Paris for COP21 2,269.09

Total 156,304.55 Cairo NUC 1,934.50

TOTAL 293,324.85 Kampala UTC 921.00

Stockholm UTC + Standing CM 2,086.00

Total 7,210.59

Printing / Production

Printing cost 1,859.00

Total 1,859.00

Meetings

SCM12 Nairobi 4,965.00

Total 4,965.00

TOTAL 101,534.59

BALANCE 35,485.71

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URBAN THINKERS CAMPUSES

First Call for Proposals: o Closed on 23 February 2015

o 14 applications received

o 13 approved

Second Call for Proposals: o Closed on 7 April 2015


o 6 approved

Third Call for Proposals: o Closed on 15 May 2015


o 9 approved

Communication process

The Partners send:

o A narrative of the Campus in English (maximum 150 words), with optional translation for non-English speaking audiences

o A tentative programme of the Campus describing sessions (agenda, number of sessions, speakers)

o Web references of the Campus events: webpage address that will contain programme information and information for registration

WUC Secretariat communicates as follows:

o Each Campus will be announced in the World Urban Campaign Newsletter and UN-Habitat Website (on a dedicated page for Urban Thinkers Campuses).

o A ‘Save the Date’ announcement for each Urban Thinkers Campus to the WUC mailing list with above details.

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UTCs on UN-Habitat website

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Oct

5 Urban Thinkers Campus INDIA (The City We Need is Inclusive & Prosperous)

New Delhi, India

5-8 Oct

National Institute of Urban Affairs (NIUA)

6 The City as a Service Palermo, Italy 8-10 Oct PUSH

7 WAMAMA TUNAUWEZO (Women have the Power)

Nairobi, Kenya 14-16 Oct

Huairou Commission & Polycom Development Project

8 NYC Convening on the City We need New York, USA 24-Oct

Municipal Arts Society of New York & The New School

9 Healthy and Just Cities for Children and Youth

Geneva, Switzerland

28-Oct World Vision International (WVI)

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10 Mobility, Resilience and Identity for the City We Need

Dhaka, Bangladesh

6-8 Nov

Bangladesh University of Engineering and Technology (BUET)

11 Technology for the City We Need Hangzhou, China

14-15 Nov IMCC – Global Mayors Forum

12 The City We Need: The role and opportunities in urban sustainability for small and mid-size cities

Lincoln, Nebraska, USA

16-17 Nov Joslyn Institute for Sustainable Communities

13 Housing and Habitat - A Human Right Barcelona, Spain

16-18 Nov Habitat Professionals Forum (HPF)

14 The legal framework toward Habitat III Mexico City, Mexico

17-20 Nov Colegio National de Jurisprudencia (CNJUR)

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Nov

14 The legal framework toward Habitat III Mexico City, Mexico

17-20 Nov

Colegio National de Jurisprudencia (CNJUR)

15 Inclusive City –Catalyzing learning spaces for youths and open technologies

Recife, Brazil 24-27 Nov

Universidade Federal de Pernambuco (University of Pernambuco)

16 UrbInsight: Knowledge and information for Sustainable Cities

Abu Dhabi, UAE

tbc Ecocity Builders

17 A Well Planned, Financed, Managed and Governed City for All

Abuja, Nigeria tbc

Federal University of Technology (FUT Minna)

19 The Progressive City We Want Chitungwiza, Zimbabwe

Tbc Jan 16

Huairou Commission & Ray of Hope

19 The City with a Gender Perspective we Need 13 cities, Mexico

Tbc Jan 16

Huairou Commission

20 Fierce Voices: Women Transforming Cities Vancouver, Canada

Tbc Jan 16

Huairou Commission

21 Youth Urban Thinkers Campus Nairobi, Kenya

Tbc 15-19 Dec

Youth Advisory Board

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Jan

22 Future Cities Forum Dubai, UAE 10-11 Jan

Dubai Real Estate Institute, FIABCI

23 Urban Thinkers Campus Mannheim. Impacts for a Global Urban Century

Mannheim, Germany

21-24 Jan

STIRN & City of Mannheim

24 Health and Wellbeing in The City We Need!

Penang, Malaysia

25-27 Jan

United Nations University (UNU-IIGH)

25 Safety and Sanitation: A Path to Well-being

New Delhi, India

tbc: end Jan

Habitat for Humanity India

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26 The City we Need: Open for Art Alghero, Italy

18-20 Feb

University of Sassari

27 Smart Planning Paris, France

tbc: Feb

Federation francaise des agences d'urbanisme (FNAU)

28 Ethical Cities – The Global Challenge Melbourne, Australia

tbc: Feb

Global Compact Cities Programme & World Vision International

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Current events announced on website

Reporting template

Introduction (200 words)

• Describe the meeting’s context and process

Partners/participants (200 words)

• Number of participants at meeting

• Constituent groups represented

• Key stakeholders present

Key outcomes (300 words)

• Describe the main outcomes of the discussions

Key recommendations (500 words)

• Highlight actionable and concrete recommendations including how and why the changes or additions are being recommended (e.g. strategic feasibility) and links to case studies.

Key actors (200 words)

• Explain the proposed actions and identify the key actors implicated

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Reporting template

Matrix of linkages (matrix +100 words)

• Explain the linkages between new recommendations and existing principles. Clearly identify the proposals and impact on specific principles diagrammatically and in text.

Outstanding issues (50-100 words)

• Outline any other issues or questions that remain and propose options on how to consider them – e.g. through ongoing research

Annexes

• Listing and brief explanation of any urban solutions discussed

• The Campus programme (timing and sessions held)

• A summary of each session (400 words maximum): plenary sessions, Urban Thinkers sessions, Urban Labs, Constituent Group sessions, Media sessions, others

• Links and references

• Complete list of participants

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URBAN THINKERS CAMPUSES

• Second Call for Proposals: o Closed on 7 April 2015


o Approved today

Table 1: UTC progress update Table 2: UTCs and City We Need principles Table 3: UTCs and H3 policy units themes

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THE CITY WE NEED IS:

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socially inclusive

human scale and

well planned

a resilient city

economically

vibrant and

inclusive

has a unique identity

and sense of place

a safe city

a healthy city

affordable and

promotes the right

to the city for all

managed at the

metropo-litan level

themes addressed 18 12 12 11 10 11 9 14 13 UTC Focus 5 5 1 5 4 0 3 3 0

UTCs and The City We Need principles

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UTCs and Policy Unit Themes

Policy Unit Themes:

Social cohesion and equity

Urban frameworks Spatial develop

ment

Urban economy

Urban ecology &

envir

Urban housing & basic services

1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10

Right to the City, and

Cities for All

Socio-Cultural Urban Frame-work

National Urban

Policies

Urban Governance

Capacity and

Institutio-nal

Develop-ment

Municipal Finance

and Local Fiscal

Systems

Urban Spatial

Strategy

Urban Economic Develop-

ment Strategy

Urban Ecology and Resilience

Urban Services

and Technolo-

gy

Housing Policies

themes addressed 16 8 4 8 3 10 8 9 7 7

UTC Focus 8 2 1 1 0 5 3 2 1 1

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UTC held

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Addressing identity, heritage and the sense of place. Africa wants to remind the world of the importance

of heritage and integrating the rural into a new urban paradigm for the 21st century.

UTC held

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Manila UTC embedded in the Asia Pacific Forum - 3-4 Sept UTC held

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Can we identify where we go wrong and find consensus on how to rectify the situation going forward? A number of themes have been identified for the campus: World city vs. Great city; Mainland integration; Public space in a dense city; Speculative vs. affordable housing; and Land hegemony.

The city we need is affordable and promotes the right to the city for all The objective of the Hong Kong Urban Thinkers Campus is to better understand Hong Kong's challenges and the lessons for global urban development.

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UTC held

NATIONAL URBAN CAMPAIGNS

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COUNTRY DESCRIPTION

1 SENEGAL 'Defar Sama Deuk' Campaign initiated in December 2012 during Africities. Supported

by the National Habitat Committee. Lead WUC Partner: Enda RUP.

2 EGYPT 'My City, My Responsibility' Campaign initiated during National Urban Forum Egypt.

Lead: UN-Habitat office and University of Cairo.

3 SAUDI ARABIA Campaign to be launched in specific media event in Riyadh with Saudi Government

involvement. Anchor: UN-Habitat SA project team.

4 BURKINA FASO Campaign to be launched at National Urban Forum (28-30 Sept 2015). TBC

5 RWANDA Campaign on Women and Youth to be launched (Nov-Dec 2015). Anchor: UN-Habitat

training programme on women and youth (Youth One Stop). TBC

6 DUBAI, UAE Campaign to be launched at Urban Thinkers Campus (10-11 Jan 2016). WUC Lead

Partner: FIABCI. TBC

7 IRAN Campaign proposal by UN-Habitat Iran Office. To be launched (date TBC).

8 INDIA Campaign to be launched at Urban Thinkers Campus (5-8 Oct 2015). WUC Lead

Partner: National institute of Urban Affairs. TBC

9 CAPE VERDE Campaign proposal by UN-Habitat Cape Verde Office. To be launched end 2015 (date

TBC).

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THE WAY FORWARD

THE WAY FORWARD

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Post 2015

Think Pieces

Commitments to Action

Actionable Statements 2030

Urban Private Partners is a collaborative alliance of private sector partner organizations advising UN-Habitat, the United Nations programme in charge of cities and sustainable urbanization. In order to join the global debate spearheaded by UN-Habitat, UPP is contributing to the World Urban Campaign (WUC), a dedicated global platform to advocate for positive urban change and champion urban solutions towards the Habitat III Conference (United Nations Conference on Housing and Sustainable Urban Development to be held in Quito in October 2016). UPP is the lead anchor for the Business and Industry in the WUC.




THINK PIECES





Actionable Statements





Commitments to Action

13th World Urban Campaign Steering Committee Meeting (SCM13)

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