Application form for Canadian cities

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1 Application form for Canadian cities Apply to join the International Urban Cooperation (IUC) City-to-City Cooperation Program! How can Canadian cities be involved and apply? Cities in Canada who wish to be paired with a city in the European Union facing similar challenges on their path to achieving sustainable urban development are encouraged to apply for the International Urban Cooperation (IUC) city-tocity cooperation program. For this round of applications, IUC is focused on cities in Western Canada. Canadian cities with populations more than 100,000 are eligible to apply The program aims to foster links between cities in Canada and the European Union. Through the program, cities will connect and gain new perspectives on pressing issues in sustainable urban development. To find out more about sustainable urban development policies and programs in the EU, see the EU Urban Agenda and URBACT program, which fosters sustainable integrated urban development in cities across Europe. In 2017, six Canadian cities and their European city pairs were welcomed to the IUC program. The first round of CA-EU city pairs are: Burlington, ON with Vaxjo, Sweden Montreal, QC with Manchester, United Kingdom Fredericton, NB with Parma, Italy Ottawa, ON with Malmo, Sweden Guelph, ON with Rijeka, Croatia Windsor, ON with Vitoria-Gasteiz, Spain In this second open call, we are aiming to identify one new Canadian-EU city pairing. The successful Canadian city will be paired with an EU city tackling related challenges in sustainable urban development, allowing the pair to build cooperation and share knowledge. Representatives from each city will take part in learning exchanges (study tours), staff exchanges, training events, and seminars. The two cities will together develop Action Plans that are informed by their cooperation and collaboration. By joining the IUC city-to-city cooperation program, your city will: COMMIT Cooperate for a up to 18 months with your European peers and allocate sufficient resources and time to develop successful cooperation which will last beyond the lifetime of this program. There is no maximum length for the city-to-city pairing, but participating cities will receive support for up to 18 months. LEARN Exchange views on new ways of approaching challenges and benefit from a wider pool of good practices to draw upon; receive support in identifying innovative business models for financing local action. SHARE Help others to solve issues by sharing your own city s experiences and knowledge. EXCHANGE Open your city to dialogue and partnership with new peers in the EU, and relevant stakeholders SHOWCASE Increase the profile of your city's or region's best practices and achievements internationally. IMPLEMENT Work with new partners to make your vision of sustainable urban development a reality through developing a Joint Local Action Plan for sustainable urban development in a sector of your choice. NETWORK Have access to IUC city networks on themes such as circular economy, smart cities and urban mobility. APPLICATION DEADLINE FOR CANADIAN CITIES IS Tuesday, March 12th, 2019. For more information check the IUC FAQs or contact info@iuc-na.eu [Please note: The deadline for questions is February 28 th and the FAQs will be updated periodically and posted to the website. The final FAQ document to be posted by no later than Monday, March 4 th.

2 Application form Date Submitted: Part A City Profile Info on the applicant city 1. City Name 2. Province 3. Population (approx.) 4. Total city area (km 2 ) 5. Local government website (URL) 6. Please briefly describe your city (general socio-economic description and main urban policy challenges) max 2000 characters 7. Municipal budget (CDN$) 8. Number of municipal employees 9. Mayor s name 10. Start date of the current Mayoral term (Example: November 22, 2018): 11. End date of the current Mayoral term (Example: November 21, 2021):

3 Part B Contact details Contact for application 12. Last name(s), First name(s) 13. Job title 14. Name of local government 15. 16. Name of division/department where you work 17. Your department s responsibilities in relation to urban development max 1000 characters 18. E-mail address 19. Telephone number 20. I confirm that I am officially authorized by the [Deputy] Mayor or City Manager/CAO to submit this application. Part C Motivation, commitment & capacity Capacity (e.g. resources, time, knowledge, skills ) 21. Please explain the capacity that your city can commit to the IUC city-to-city cooperation (e.g. financial resources, staff time, expertise, knowledge, skills, etc.)

4 22. Who would be your likely team leader and what is their level of responsibility in the municipality? Please describe briefly. 23. Why are you interested in joining the IUC city-to-city cooperation? max 1000 characters 24. What experience and expertise related to sustainable urban development does your city wish to share with an EU city? max 1000 characters 25. What does your city wish to learn from an EU city related to sustainable urban development? max 1000 characters

5 Part D Sector of cooperation and proposed actions for sustainable urban development Sector of cooperation 26. Which topics/sectors (for which your city has a mandate/responsibility) do you wish to address through this cooperation? Examples of thematic fields (the list is non-exhaustive) include: Sustainable production/consumption, particularly waste management Smart cities, innovation, and technology integration Sustainable buildings Sustainable use of land and nature-based solutions Low carbon urban mobility and transport Inclusive, innovative, and sustainable economic growth (this can include social inclusion, gender, education, etc.) Integrated urban-rural development Efficient water management and sanitation Climate change mitigation/adaptation Energy efficiency/savings 27. Please explain why you have selected these three fields max 2000 characters Proposed Action/Measures/Ideas for a Pilot Project 28. Which proposed actions/measures/ideas have you considered for a pilot project in sustainable urban development, if any? (the pilot projects will be outlined in your Local Action Plan) Please describe briefly. max 2000 characters

6 Part E Previous experiences International & European cooperation and initiatives 29. Does your city have experience with international exchanges or cooperation programs? If so, please briefly outline your activities, the partners involved and specify if connected to EU programs. max 2000 characters 30. Does your city have any existing ties with EU cities or programs in the field of urban development and innovation? Yes No 31. If yes, please explain briefly. max 2000 characters Sustainable Urban Development/Stakeholders engagement 32. Has your city developed a medium or long-term integrated urban development strategy for the whole city? Yes No 33. If yes, please explain briefly (scope, sectors addressed, methodology and how the actions proposed will link to the strategy, etc.) max 2000 characters

7 Part F Other Preferences 34. Is there a particular EU Member State you would prefer to work with? If you are aware of any specific countries within the EU with relevant cities/experiences in your areas of thematic interest, you can mark them as countries you would like to work with. Please mark them (max. 2 preferences) as well as explain in the box below why you would like to work with them and which is your first and second preference. max 2000 characters Austria Germany Poland Belgium Greece Portugal Bulgaria Hungary Romania Croatia Ireland Slovak Republic Cyprus Italy Slovenia Czech Republic Latvia Spain Denmark Lithuania Sweden Estonia Luxembourg United Kingdom Finland Malta France The Netherlands 35. In the countries mentioned above, are there any specific cities you would prefer to work with? Please name them and explain whether/how your city has had any previous relations with them. max 2000 characters Other 36. Please include any other relevant information or comments that you consider useful for the application. max 2000 characters