Global Cities in the Time of Covid-19: Agenda 2030 and Sustainable Development
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Global Cities in the Age of Covid-19: Agenda 2030 and Sustainable Development

Tobia Zevi
19 aprile 2020

In 2015 the UN General Assembly included a specific target for cities and local communities (n. 11) in the Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs), thus recognizing urbanisation as a major global challenge. Today, the role of global cities is put to the test by the Covid-19 pandemic. The need for a urgent and coherent management of the emergency also in urban realities – not to mention slums – places further emphasis on the quest for sustainable urbanisation processes and strategies worldwide. How to achieve these goals? What is the expected impact of Covid-19 on SDGs targets on sustainable urbanisation? Will it be a further constraint or will it help meet the targets? And where to look for best practices?

Sustainable Development: The Need for Healthy Global Cities
Tobia Zevi
ISPI
European Cities on the Path Towards a Sustainable Future
Anna Lisa Boni
EUROCITIES
City Leadership on Sustainable Development in the Era of COVID-19
Anthony F. Pipa
Brookings Institution
Tackling Climate Change: Give Cities a Voice
Ewa Iwaszuk
Ecologic Institute
The 2030 Agenda: A Policy Framework for a New Urban Future
Agustí Fernández de Losada
CIDOB
New York City: A Case Study in Localizing the Agenda 2030
Penny Abeywardena
NYC Mayor’s Office for International Affairs
Poverty and Inequality. The Role of Cities in a Post-Covid-19 Scenario
Marco Simoni
LUISS

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