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Global Cities Hub Added By Global Cities Hub
For World Water Day, the Global Cities Hub and UN-Habitat organized a Geneva Urban Debate to exchange practical experiences and reflect on global water governance. As cities continue to confront mounting water challenges, the debate underscored that solutions already exist, but their success hinges on political will, inclusive governance, and sustained investment.
Global Cities Hub Added By Global Cities Hub
31 March 2026 15:00
Cities can be places of safety, opportunity, and inclusion for women and girls the world over! The event will launch the Cities for CEDAW (Convention on the Elimination of All Forms of Discrimination against Women) campaign at the global level and encourage local and regional governments to join to advance the rights of women.
Global Cities Hub Added By Global Cities Hub
UNEP’s recently published UNEA-7 Cities and Regions Summit Report highlights key messages from mayors and governors as well as State representatives, heads of IOs and NGOs, including the GCH. Speakers underlined that empowering cities and regions is essential to advancing sustainable solutions and turning global commitments into reality.
Global Cities Hub Added By Global Cities Hub
23 March 2026 00:00
Water underpins sustainable development. Join us to mark World Water Day with a webinar on Cape Town’s experience in urban water crisis management, highlighting lessons and practices for local and regional governments and the international community. The discussion will also situate urban water management within the context of the 2026 UN Water Conference.
Global Cities Hub Added By Global Cities Hub
GCH’s “Davos 2026 Debrief” shared the most relevant outcomes of World Economic Forum Annual Meeting and explained how they translate into local policy and action. WEF brought together diverse stakeholders under the theme “A Spirit of Dialogue”. It focused on rebuilding trust, cooperation and dialogue – without hiding sometimes antagonistic views.