Neighbourhoods For All - Webinar #2, Safer Cities Global Peer Review

JavaScript isn't enabled in your browser, so this file can't be opened. Enable and reload.

Neighbourhoods For All - Webinar #2, Safer Cities Global Peer Review - Event Registration

In order to provide urban areas that are accessible for everyone, we need new policies and practices to develop safe, vibrant neighbourhoods as well as approaches to enhance accessibility to these through co-production and inclusive processes. In line with the 2030 Agenda and the New Urban Agenda (NUA), previous ‘Neighbourhoods for All’ events have identified safety as a key determinant for people’s quality of life, particularly for young people and women, in both private and public spaces

Habitat Norway, UN-Habitat, UCLG and VibeLab are collaborating to promote the sharing of knowledge and learning between cities, civil society and other actors from around the world. The aim is to facilitate a peer review process in line with the UN Guidelines on Safer Cities. The process will identify and engage cities that already have established city safety policies and programmes to consolidate knowledge of what has worked, advance mutual learning, as well as draw on innovations to promote the integrated solutions envisioned in the 2030 Agenda and the NUA.

After a first webinar event on 30 October 2023 we invite you for our second endavour. Theme of this webinar is Ensuring Safe Cities for Women and Girls.

Webinar #2: Wednesday, 6 March 2024, 1.00pm – 3.30pm CET

_________________________________________________________________

Webinar 3: Spring 2024

The outcome of the process is planned to be presented at the next session of the World Urban Forum in Cairo, Egypt in November 2024.

Email *

Name *

How are you involved in urban development, safety, nighttime or nightlife? (check all that apply)

City: Government, Council, Town/City Planning

NGO's: Institutions, Think tanks, Consultants

Science & Research: Academia, Scholars, University, knowledge institutions

Architecture/Built Environment: Urban Planning, Design

Media: Press, TV, Radio, PR, Video

Companies: Brands, Labels, Events, Technology

Nighttime Community: Promoters, Event Organisers, Artists

Advocacy/Activism: Night Mayor, Club Commission, Activists

Other:

Country

City

Organisation *

Role

The Neighbourhoods for All project will be developing a knowledge platform where cities can view and exchange case studies and good practices. Does your city, country or region have an existing knowledge platform of some type?

Yes

Clear selection

If you answered 'Yes' to the above, please share the link to the knowledge platform:

Submit

Clear form

Never submit passwords through Google Forms.

This form was created inside of VibeLab B.V.. Report Abuse

Forms