Editorial
The 100 Days of Local Multilateralism come to an end on 30 July 2026. This collective journey has connected a series of milestones that, taken individually, might have appeared as separate events.
Local Leadership for a Shared Global Future
#Listen2CitiesBeing entrusted as the President of United Cities and Local Governments (UCLG) is, for me, both a profound ...
From Tangier to the Next Chapter of Multilateralism
#Listen2CitiesThe international community is entering a decisive moment. As the 2030 Agenda approaches its final stretch and discussions on ...
What Tangier Leaves Behind
#Listen2CitiesWhen the 8th UCLG World Congress opened in Tangier on 23 June 2026, it did so with one eye on ...
Delivering the Local Social Covenant
#Listen2CitiesLorena Zárate, coordinator of the Global Platform for the Right to the City
Localisation at a Turning Point
#Listen2CitiesThe High-level Political Forum on Sustainable Development (HLPF) marked the last key moment of the 100 Days of Local ...
Voluntary Local and Subnational Reviews as Transformative Tools
#Listen2CitiesWhen Voluntary Local Reviews (VLRs) and Voluntary Subnational Reviews (VSRs) first emerged, they were primarily seen as reporting ...
Towards Habitat IV
#Listen2CitiesTen years after governments adopted the New Urban Agenda in Quito, they returned to United Nations Headquarters to ...
The Municipal Movement Demands Beyond the 100 Days
#Listen2CitiesIf the 100 Days of Local Multilateralism demonstrated anything, it is that the international municipal movement is unified, strong, ...
After 2030? The Conversation Already Underway
#Listen2CitiesThe High-level Political Forum on Sustainable Development (HLPF) has always looked in two directions at once. It reviews ...
What Comes Next?
#Listen2CitiesThe mandate agreed in Tangier runs until 2029. The global agenda it must help deliver runs until 2030. That single ...