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🗺️ Help Put Your City on the Global Map! 🗺️ Report SDG 11.3.2 indicator on civic engagement and participation in your city! We have gathered preliminary results from 158 cities and 66 countries*, but we need more responses to safeguard this key indicator! Please answer the survey and share it with other people in your city and country: https://lnkd.in/dq3Gp3ZF *Source: UN-Habitat SDG 11.3.2 Indicator Survey until May 14th 2024. Includes 158 cities with at least 3 responses from 2 sectors.

🗺️ Help Put Your City on the Global Map! 🗺️ Report SDG 11.3.2 indicator on civic engagement and participation in your city! We have gathered preliminary results from 158 cities and 66 countries*, but we need more responses to safeguard this key indicator! Please answer the survey and share it with other people in your city and country: https://lnkd.in/dq3Gp3ZF  *Source: UN-Habitat SDG 11.3.2 Indicator Survey until May 14th 2024. Includes 158 cities with at least 3 responses from 2 sectors. By filling out the survey, the people from your country can help us ensure their cities are represented as we want to make sure that every city counts. We will be reporting the official scores in June.    The deadline for submissions is May 31st.  Click here to access the survey:  https://lnkd.in/dhZB-kkt

We wanna know – what do you love about your communities? And what do you wish you could improve in tour communities? https://lnkd.in/gB7p88Qj This survey is to inform a toolkit for the Cities by Citizens initiative, and just takes 10 minutes. Our purpose is to achieve urban and rural areas which are proactively planned to meet the needs of all, through inclusive, meaningful and effective local stakeholder participation in the planning process, as well as informed and transparent political decision making on strategy and developments. The deadline for completing this survey is 31st July 2024. Here's the link! https://lnkd.in/gB7p88Qj #citiesbycitizens

How is civic engagement in your city? 🏙 Help us get your city on the map and prevent the elimination of SDG indicator 11.3.2 on participatory processes! ✔️ At UN-Habitat we have created a simple tool to monitor it. You can find a global map with the cities that already have results. 🗺️ Link: https://lnkd.in/e-eYXupm (The survey only takes 3 minutes and can be translated into any language)

We want to know – what do you love about your communities? And what do you wish you could improve in your communities? https://lnkd.in/gB7p88Qj This survey is to inform a toolkit for the Cities by Citizens initiative, and just takes 10 minutes. Our purpose is to achieve urban and rural areas which are proactively planned to meet the needs of all, through inclusive, meaningful and effective local stakeholder participation in the planning process, as well as informed and transparent political decision making on strategy and developments. The deadline for completing this survey is 31st July 2024. Here's the link! https://lnkd.in/gB7p88Qj #citiesbycitizens

The European Urban Initiative is probably the best support cities can get in terms of networking, capacity building, or financing in Europe. If you want to make sure they cover your needs, maybe is worth taking some time to answer this survey.

Calling all Urban Fellows! Your insights are vital for the EUI Forward-Looking Survey. Share your priorities and the challenges you face in your city. Let's tailor the EUI offer to the needs of cities together! 🏙️  #UrbanExperts #EUI #EUcities #Survey #EUI4yourcity #FLSurvey #Portico

Have you already shared your thoughts about the biggest trends impacting your city your challenges or resources? If not, complete this European Urban Initiative Forward-Looking survey (by the end of today!!)! it will help tailoring better solutions for your cities!

⭐ One week until the 2nd EU Science, Research and Innovation Future of Cities webinar takes place ⭐ ⏰ 6 June 1pm BST / 2pm CEST ▶ Homelessness in the EU: Exploring Data and Policy Needs 📢 Aristotelis Alvanos Paola Proietti Lewis Dijkstra Freek Spinnewijn Solène Molard Arianna Gatta Alexandre Lloyd Daniela Carl The policy brief deals with the different faces of homelessness and explores the need for specific data and accompanying policies to address the phenomenon. It concludes that monitoring homelessness provides a basis for appropriate policy intervention. It is important to consider how different measurement techniques are likely to under- or over-represent various subgroups experiencing homelessness (e.g., women, youth or migrants). To read more on this policy brief and register for the webinar, please go to: 💻 bit.ly/JRCweb24 Alessandro Rainoldi Alan Kinder Regional Studies Association David Bailey Nicola Pilling Lesa Reynolds European Commission European Urban Initiative FEANTSA Eurocities OECD Centre for Entrepreneurship, SMEs, Regions & Cities Bruss'Help Nadácia DEDO / Foundation DEDO The University of Queensland European Parliamentary Research Service European Committee of the Regions Resilient Cities Network United Cities and Local Governments (UCLG) Urban Agenda for the EU

Today is World Listening Day. A day devoted to understanding cultures and societies through the practice of listening and field recording. Although this day, developed by World Listening Project, is also dedicated to the appreciation of sound from nature, we at Park&K would like to focus on the understanding of cultures and society. Specifically, the society of NYC in a post pandemic world. It is with that intention of World Listening Day, that we’d like to bring your attention to the Communities Speak project, which has teamed up with the NYC council in order to rebuild in a post pandemic world. This survey is entirely anonymous, and could contribute to data that can shape the cities’ policy. https://lnkd.in/efy67zzH