The New Urban Agenda document is rich and complex. The objectives embedded in the global policy framework for urban sustainability cover a large spectrum of interconnected social, economic, environmental and spatial policies and interventions. This complexity requires clear explanation and demonstration of the diversity of actions and practicalities that the implementation of the New Urban Agenda entails. The capacities of different stakeholders engaged in the implementation of the New Urban Agenda and the Sustainable Development Goals vary tremendously from one place to another. Do you have an online course, podcast or other learning tool you want to suggest?
Training on the New Urban Agenda
Learning about the New Urban Agenda
Course Title
Monitoring the Transformative Commitments of the New Urban Agenda
Long Term Learning Goal
The goal of this course is to train national governments to effectively report on the implementation of the New Urban Agenda (NUA). The course specifically aims to increase both the quantity and quality of submissions of NUA National Progress Reports and acts as a digital e-learning companion to the revised national reporting guidelines.
The course supports the broader efforts of UN-Habitat to build and mobilize a broad coalition of stakeholders to implement the New Urban Agenda through the three elements: reporting, mainstreaming, and achieving the agenda’s principles on the ground.
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