Knowledge Platform at a glance
The Urban Agenda Knowledge Platform is a digital platform for tools, publications, databases, thematic resources and more to support evidence-informed action on the New Urban Agenda. It leverages on the collective experience of multi-stakeholders to share curated, state of the art knowledge and to facilitate learning opportunities for the design, implementation, monitoring and reporting of the New Urban Agenda to achieve the SDGs.
Highlights
Habitat Professional Forum at the World Urban Forum 11
A summary of HPF representation and organized events during WUF 11 in Katowice, Poland.
View DetailsUrban Best Practice Database
Data, both spatial and qualitative information including best practices and community-based data, are relevant for tracking progress made and reporting on the implementation of the global agendas. Urban best practices come global, regional, national and local levels as well as private sector, NGOs, and UN entities.
Learning
Capacity building empowers individuals and organizations to transform cities into sustainable, safe, resilient and just places to live and work in dignity
Tools
Browse tools, including guides, checklists and more that help inform policy makers and practitioners in the design, implementation, monitoring and evaluation of Urban Agenda policies and programmes.
Guides
Browse guides and manuals and more that help inform policy makers and practitioners in the design, implementation, monitoring and evaluation of Urban Agenda policies and programmes.
Resources
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Contribute
Contribute to the Urban Agenda Platform
Urban Agenda Platform is the platform which compiles voluntary reports, commitments, best practices, stories, commentary and upcoming events that are published on the platform each day, delivering information on the implementation of the New Urban Agenda and 2030 Agenda for Sustainable Development .
To contribute, an organization must register to become a partner of Urban Agenda Platform. Partners tap into a vast network of resources and convening power to create real and positive change for young people. By contributing knowledge resources, organizations will be recognized as a key contributing partners of theof the knowledge facility.
Partners may submit the following types of resources relevant to youth employment: publications, platforms, tools, blogs, videos, webinars and online courses, events, news, websites, databases as well as suggestions for smart search of external websites.
Contributing Knowledge Partners
