Amsterdam bans creation of new hotels
Another piece in the overall strategy to reduce tourist flows to the city
Netherlands / Amsterdam / Culture and Tourism / Development
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Global Stocktake would be incomplete without global cities’ participation
Local authorities at COP28 are calling for increased acknowledgement of their importance in transformative climate action
EU funding updates / Green City
Horizon Europe offers a pathway to 100 cities and regions to become climate resilient
The programme invites authorities to sign up and help achieve EU's Mission on Adaptation to Climate Change
Development / Green City
ICLEI's vision on youth engagement in global climate action
Subnational Governments and Next Generations Address the Climate Emergency Together
Germany / Bonn / Green City
Want to accelerate climate action where you live?
Daring Cities 2022's @BonnGlobal workshops will help show you how
Interviews
Cities Mission has made citizen engagement and participatory processes an important part of its functioning
Interview with Herald Ruijters, Director, Directorate-General for Mobility and Transport (DG MOVE), European Commission
Czechia / Mobility
European Urban Mobility Days 2022 to address key mobility challenges
Cities face critical challenges on the path to sustainable mobility, yet they also hold the key to action. More than 70% of Europeans live in cities, and urban areas account for around 23% of EU greenhouse gas emissions from transport. At the same time, European cities are home to some of the boldest and most innovative solutions for passenger and freight transit. This year’s edition of the Urban Mobility Days will address these key challenges.
Finland / Turku / Development / Green City
How to develop more inclusive and equitable cities?
ICLEI Circulars published a guidebook for urban practitioners to help them learn from the best examples around the world
