Climate Sessions
SOU-54 | CITY TO CITY, PEER LEARNING FORUM- (THE AFRICAN EXPERIENCE)
19 May
19 May
9:00 to 12:30
Venue: Room 10
LEAD ORGANIZER
PRESENTATION OF THE SESSION
COMMITTEE ON CONTENT DEVELOPMENT - GOVERNMENT OF KENYA
KISUMU- KENYA
| Intermediate cities offer an immense potential for achieving Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs) and Agenda 2063. In 2015, cities with less than one million inhabitants in low-income countries hosted around two-thirds of the urban population. As these cities grow and become wealthier, local governments will not only have to ensure access to public services and infrastructure but also tackle potential challenges in Urban Sprawl, Urban Mobility, urban safety, Migration, solid waste management and reduction of carbon-intensive energy sources. City-to-city Peer learning accelerates the uptake of innovative and transformational practices that could enable cities make deliberate and strategic change. Modern practices can contribute towards adaptation of Cities to the complexities arising from increased Urbanization to improve service delivery and foster sustainable development. The Side events will present a platform for sharing of best practices and challenges of Urbanisation, assess a Compendium of good policy approaches and support both pilot projects and city-to-city partnerships. Objectives The City to City Peer Learning forum will present an opportunity to share knowledge on contemporary Urban Practices and approaches on Urban Solutions. The Peer Review Forum will stimulate discussions around the African Cities’ experience in: 1. Mobilizing Finance on Urban Innovative Projects and infrastructure to improve living standards within Cities. 2. Addressing challenges in legislation and city Governance Approaches. 3. Improving service delivery and urban safety through twining of African cities and integrated spatial development control. 4. Mainstreaming critical Urban Indicators and dimensions at Local, National and Regional Forums. Recommendations 1. Increased Cooperation and Partnership on developing trends on Sustainable Urbanization and Territorial development. 2. Increased engagement and awareness on contemporary Urban Development and Management Practices in Cities. 3. Promotion of Cities as important engines for accelerating achievement of Sustainable Development Goals in the Last Decade of Action. |
PANEL
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Chairperson
Anyang Nyongo
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Rapporteur
Robert Mambo/Martina Ritta
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Facilitator
Prof:Benard Muok
Lecturer (JOOUST) Atieno Otieno
Programme
Summary
Speakers
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Amb. Jean Kimani
Permanent, Representative-Kenya
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H.E Ali Hassan Joho-Governor
City County Government of Mombasa
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H.E Lee Kinyanjui
Governor, City County Government of Nakuru
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H.E. Jackson Mandago
County Governemnt of Uasin Gishu.
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H.E. Prof. Peter Anyang Nyong'o
Governor of Kisumu, Kenya
KEY QUESTIONS TO BE DEBATED
Coming Soon
BACKGROUND DOCUMENTS
GALLERY
Parallel Sessions
- 9:00 to 12:30 YOUTH SESSION / JOU-07 / ROOM B INTERMEDIARY AND INCLUSIVE CITIES: WHAT PLACES FOR YOUNG PEOPLE Venue:
- 9:00 to 12:30 SOU-82 | METROPOLISES AS A DRIVING FORCE FOR NATIONAL DEVELOPMENT Venue: Room 3
- 9:00 to 12:30 SOU-82 | METROPOLISES AS A DRIVING FORCE FOR NATIONAL DEVELOPMENT Venue: Room 3
- 9:00 to 12:30 JOU-02-C | Climate Day– CoM SSA Venue: Room C
- 9:00 to 12:30 SOU-49 | INVEST IN KISUMU Venue: HALL D
- 9:30 to 12:00 SOU-63|UN-HABITAT INVESTMENT ROUNDTABLE: UNLOCKING RESOURCES TO FINANCE SUSTAINABLE DEVELOPMENT Venue: Room 6
- 11:00 to 12:30 SOU-57 | THE CITY WE NEED NOW ! THE ROLE OF INTERMEDIARY CITIES Venue: Room 9
- 9:00 to 12:30 SOU-02| THE LOCAL ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT PROCESS IN KISUMU, KENYA Venue: Room 19
- 9:00 to 12:30 SOU-60| AFRICAN INTERMEDIARY CITIES: AN OPPORTUNITY FOR MASS PRODUCTION OF DECENT HOUSING Venue: Room 13
- 9:00 to 12:30 DOU-06 |Women's Day Intermediary Cities Facing Gender Challenges: African Women’s Right To Land Ownership As A Critical Factor For Her Economic Empowerment Venue: Hall A
- 9:00 to 12:30 SOU-17| CENTRALIZATION AND PROCESSING OF LOCAL AUTHORITY FINANCIAL DATA Venue: Room 14
- 9:00 to 12:30 SOU-80 | MAKING CITIES RESILIENT 2030: LEVERAGING PARTNERSHIPS FOR RESILIENCE BUILDING Venue: Room 15
- 9:00 to 12:30 SOU-64 | THE CATALYTIC ROLE OF FINANCIAL ACCESS FOR MSMES OWNED BY WOMEN, YOUTH AND OTHER VULNERABLE GROUPS ON THE EVOLUTION OF SUSTAINABLE INTERMEDIARY CITIES OF AFRICA Venue: Room 16
- 9:00 to 12:30 SOU-29 | ASSESSMENT AND PROSPECTS OF TRANSFERS OF POWERS AND RESOURCES FROM THE STATE TO LOCAL AUTHORITIES IN MALI Venue: Room 17
- 9:00 to 12:30 SOU-100 | FOSTERING COLLLECTIVE CLIMATE ACTION AND CITY RESILIENCE IN THE BUILT ENVIRONMENT Venue: Room 19
- 9:30 to 12:00 SOU-12 |AFFORDABLE HOUSING FINANCE IN INTERMEDIARY CITIES Venue: Room 20
- 9:00 to 12:30 SOU-04 | THE PLACE OF THE CIRCULAR ECONOMY AND WASTE MANAGEMENT IN THE ECOLOGICAL TRANSITION OF INTERMEDIARY CITIES Venue: UCLG AFRICA/ALGA booth
- 9:00 to 12:30 SOU-67 | DIGITALIZATION OF HEALTHCARE SYSTEMS FOR IMPROVED PLANNING, RESPONSE AND HEALTH OUTCOMES Venue: Room 2
- 9:00 to 12:30 SOU-71 | KENYA’S DEVOLVED GOVERNANCE: PROMOTING NATIONAL UNITY THROUGH PUBLIC PARTICIPATION AND INCLUSIVITY IN URBAN MANAGEMENT Venue: Room 4
- 9:00 to 10:30 SOU-57 | OWN SOURCE REVENUE OPTIMIZATION: THE ROLE OF REFORM INCENTIVES AND HOW THEY CAN STRENGTHENED Venue: Room 9
- 9:00 to 12:30 SOU-77 |CHAMPIONING SAFE AND GREEN MOBILITY IN AFRICA’S CITIES Venue: Room 1