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Global Cities Hub Added By Global Cities Hub
The Global Cities Hub will participate at the 13th World Urban Forum. As one of the leading global gatherings on sustainable urbanization, WUF offers a platform to exchange experiences, strengthen multilevel cooperation and advance solutions for the future of cities. We are looking forward to an inspiring and action-oriented WUF, with the engagement of LRGs.
Global Cities Hub Added By Global Cities Hub
The Global Cities Hub, in partnership with UN-Habitat and UNECE, organised an event on the margins of the Regional Forum on Sustainable Development (RFSD) in the UNECE region to discuss the critical question of what comes after a first Voluntary Local Review (VLR). The discussion underscored the importance of ensuring VLRs are continuous, inclusive, and action-oriented processes.
Global Cities Hub Added By Global Cities Hub
11 May 2026 09:00
At the 3rd UN Virtual Worlds Day, local and regional governments will discuss how the convergence of artificial intelligence and other frontier technologies is reshaping urban governance and enabling new approaches to delivering public services. Be there to contribute to turning AI and the citiverse into trusted, people-centred outcomes for cities.
Global Cities Hub Added By Global Cities Hub
22 April 2026 13:15
Voluntary Local Reviews (VLRs) have become an increasingly important instrument for cities and regions to work on SDGs, to “translate” them into the local and subnational dimension. However, a critical question remains: What comes after the initial/first VLR? The event aims to move the discussion forward to second-generation implementation pathways.
Global Cities Hub Added By Global Cities Hub
The Global Cities Hub commends the adoption of several Human Rights Council (HRC) resolutions on advancing multilateral work with local and regional governments (LRGs). The GCH provided inputs during the negotiation process. These resolutions reflect a growing openness to recognize the importance and relevance of LRGs.