Ground field visit in the Guadalupe area (3260 meters high) and its poor peripheric neigborhoods together with staff involved in crisis management.
Policy Dialogue - The Right to the City at the Heart of the Urban Agenda
Policy Dialogue - The Right to the City at the Heart of the Urban Agenda
Description
Local and regional governments have called for the Right to the City to guide all the dimensions of the New Urban Agenda. This session explores the policy implications of the Right to the City in terms of access to public goods, the co-creation of the city, and the recognition and promotion of diversity. Speakers will share ideas on how local and regional governments can integrate the Right to the City into their daily work.
Moderator
Magali Fricaudet
Coordinator of the UCLG Committee on Social Inclusion, Participatory Democracy and Human Rights
Speakers
Parallel Sessions
Cities are taking the lead.
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Centro de Alianzas para el Desarrollo (CAD) is promoting, enhacing and creating awareness by promoting audiovisual pieces to emphasize the role of civil society and local authorities in the roadmap