WUF7: Urban Equity in Development - Cities for Life
GLTN Secretariat invites Partners to register their interest and participation in the upcoming Seventh session of the World Urban Forum will be held in Medellin, Colombia from 5 to 11 April 2014 and will focus on the overall theme "Urban Equity in Development - Cities for Life".
Further, this particular session of the Forum will be strategically instrumental to influence the concurrent global processes of Post 2015 Development Agenda redefining the sustainable development goals and the upcoming review of the global urban agenda in Habitat III in 2016.
Partners and other parties wishing to take part in the 7th World Urban Forum are encouraged to register here.
To get involved and stay updated on WUF 7, click here.
Related Links:
- New York Times: Transforming Cities Today for Equitable Societies Tomorrow
- The Economist
- World Urban Forum Newsletters
About The World Urban Forum
The World Urban Forum (WUF) is a non-legislative technical forum convened by the United Nations Human Settlements Programme (UN-Habitat), hosted in a different city every two years, to examine the most pressing issues facing the world today in the area of human settlements, including rapid urbanization and its impact on cities, communities, economies, climate change and policies. It is the World's Premier Conference on Cities.
The Forum gathers a wide range of experts from every walk of life. Participants at the Forum include, but are not limited to, national, regional and local governments, non-governmental organizations, community-based organizations, professionals, research institutions and academies, professionals, private sector, development finance institutions, foundations, media and United Nations organizations and other international agencies.
The WUF promotes the strong participation of Habitat Agenda partners and relevant international programmes, funds and agencies, thus ensuring their inclusion in the identification of new issues, the sharing of lessons learned and the exchange of best practices and good policies.
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