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INTERNATIONAL COMMUNITY OF PRACTICE FOR SUSTAINABLE URBAN DEVELOPMENT

INTERNATIONAL COMMUNITY OF PRACTICE FOR SUSTAINABLE URBAN DEVELOPMENT. BACKGROUND. Challenges of urbanisation call for innovative solutions Variety of solutions already exists, but not widely known Lack of systematic access to practice-oriented solutions

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INTERNATIONAL COMMUNITY OF PRACTICE FOR SUSTAINABLE URBAN DEVELOPMENT

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  1. INTERNATIONAL COMMUNITY OF PRACTICE FOR SUSTAINABLE URBAN DEVELOPMENT

  2. BACKGROUND • Challenges of urbanisation call for innovative solutions • Variety of solutions already exists, but not widely known • Lack of systematic access to practice-oriented solutions • Mobilisation of practical experience in sustainable urban development for joint learning and co-creation of knowledge among urban stakeholders around the world

  3. OBJECTIVES To facilitate worldwide networking between urban actors from politics, administration, business, science and civil society To support a systematic and application-oriented exchange of experience on good practices and through peer-to-peer-consultations To support the development of innovative ideas for urban projects

  4. REGIONS GERMANY / EUROPE ASIA MIDDLE EAST AFRICA LATIN AMERICA

  5. COMMUNITY OF PRACTICE

  6. CONNECTIVE CITIES EVENTS DIALOGUE EVENT • Rethinking Public Service Delivery - Innovative Solutions for Managing and Financing Public Services14 -16 October 2014 - Province Gauteng, South Africa PROJECTS PRACTITIONERS‘ WORKSHOP From Waste to Resources: Integrated Solid Waste Management in Sub-Saharan Africa14 -17 April 2015 - Kinondoni, Tanzania StrengtheningCapacityofCommunity-based Waste Management in Langata 10-12 October 2017 - Nairobi, Kenia

  7. PROJECT IDEANakuru, Kenya Population: 473,000 Involvedactors • Private sector • Ministryof Education • NGOs • Civilsociety • Localauthorities • County assembly • Development partners • Creationof a wasterecovery plan • Developing a taskforcewithpublicconsultation, supervisedby a steeringcommittee, with relevant stakeholders, approvedbylocalauthorities • Provision ofadequatefunding • Lobbying thecountyassemblyandengagingdevelopmentpartners Objective Challenge Increasedresourcerecovery Low recycling / recovery rate (~20%) • Improvementofmarketaccessforrecycables • Conducting a marketsurveyforrecycables, • Building capacitiesandsettingincentivesforlocalcompaniesandresidents • Increaseawarenessamongresidents • Conductpubliccampaigns, design anddisseminateinfo material in cooperationwitheducationpartners • Positive sideeffects • Extension oflandfilllifespan • Reducedcostsfor SW operations • Job creation • Climatechangemitigation

  8. PROJECT IDEAMetro Cebu Philippines Population: 2.475.000 Involvedactors • NEDA - Regional Development Board • Private sectorserviceproviders • Metropolitan governments • Localauthorities • Civilsocietyorganisat. • InstitutionalTransformation • Public Transport Forum forcollaboration • Inventoryofexistingroutesandfacilities • Capacitydevelopmentforlocaltransportofficers • Spatial Transformation • Quality ofpublicspacearoundtransitstations • Integrated streetplanningfor multiple uses • Street greening Objective Challenge Improved Transit orienteddevelopmentof Metro region Insufficientpublictransportservices • Social Transformation • User-friendlypublictransportinformation • Informationscampaigns on BRT benefits • Awareness raisingandeducationprogrammes • Infrastructure Transformation • Safetymeasuresforcyclistsandpedestrians • Design ofmobilitystations • Housingdevelopmentclosetotransportnodes • Positive sideeffects • More balancedspatialdevelopment • Improvedqualityofpublictransport • Reductionofemissionsfromtransport 12

  9. EXPERTEN-POOL

  10. GUTE PRAKTIKEN

  11. BENEFITS • Access to international know-how and to innovations as well as practical experiences about urban transformation processes • Involvement in international networks among dedicated practitioners with hands-on experience • Development of individual and institutional capacities for local innovations based on state-of-the-art learning concepts and technology • Implementation of innovative and collaborative projects International Community of Practice for Sustainable Urban Development

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