International Urban Cooperation Fostering Sustainable Urban Development on a global scale

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International Urban Cooperation Fostering Sustainable Urban Development on a global scale XXII EU Days: Sustainable urban development in global agendas and European initiatives for local entities Barcelona, 30.01.2018 George Stiff, IUC Coordination Unit

WHAT IS THE IUC? The three-year International Urban Cooperation (IUC) programme aims to enable cities to link up and share solutions to common problems. It is part of a long-term strategy by the European Union to foster sustainable urban development in cooperation with both the public and private sectors. The IUC programme activities will support the achievement of bilateral policy objectives as well as major international agreements on urban development and climate change such as the Sustainable Development Goals, the EU Urban Agenda and the Paris Agreement.

IUC CONNECTS THE EU WITH THE WORLD

OBJECTIVES EU S LONG-TERM STRATEGY TO FOSTER SUSTAINABLE URBAN DEVELOPMENT IN COOPERATION WITH PUBLIC & PRIVATE SECTORS FOSTER SUSTAINABLE DEVELOPMENT THROUGH CAPACITY-BUILDING OPEN UP COOPERATION & MARKET OPPORTUNITIES SUSTAINABLE DEVELOPMENT GOALS EU S URBAN AGENDA PARIS AGREEMENT ASIA: CHINA, INDIA & JAPAN * LATIN AMERICA & CARIBBEAN: ARGENTINA, BRAZIL, CHILE, COLOMBIA & PERU NORTH AMERICA: CANADA, MEXICO & USA *COMPONENT #2 ALSO INCLUDES: INDONESIA, MALAYSIA, SINGAPORE, SOUTH KOREA & VIETNAM

SUSTAINABLE DEVELOPMENT GOALS The SDGs aim to provide an international framework to enable countries to better target and monitor progress across all three dimensions of sustainable urban development (social, environmental and economic) in a coordinated and holistic way. The goals will be applicable to all countries, regardless of their level of development.

URBAN AGENDA FOR THE EU The EU's vision of the future global "New Urban Agenda" is based on the understanding that an integrated and place-based approach to urban development, together with a long-term vision, is necessary in order to promote cities to be: well-managed socially-inclusive safe resilient resource-efficient environmentallysustainable economicallyprosperous

PARIS AGREEMENT IUC fosters local action in support of cities contributions to climate goals, as outlined in the Paris Agreement backed by 195 signatory countries at COP21, by working with the Global Covenant of Mayors.

IUC S THREE COMPONENTS

CITY-TO-CITY COOPERATION

By joining the IUC city-to-city cooperation, your city will: COMMIT Cooperate for at least 18 months with your international peers, allocate resources and time to develop a successful cooperation which will last beyond the lifetime of this programme LEARN: Get access to new ways of approaching challenges. and benefit from a wider pool of good practices to draw upon SHARE: Help others to solve issues by sharing your own experiences and relaying knowledge EXCHANGE: Open your city to dialogue and partnership with new global peers and relevant stakeholders (public and private) SHOWCASE: Profile your best practices and achievements internationally IMPLEMENT: Work with new partners to make your vision of sustainable urban development a reality.

Participating cities commit to cooperate for at least 18 months with international peers, allocate resources and time to develop a successful cooperation which will last beyond the lifetime of this programme

FROM PLANNING TO IMPLEMENTATION Building further on the model and success of the World Cities project and drawing on the solid approach of the EU-funded URBACT network City pairs will be supported in their efforts to design and implement Local Action Plans. These will be developed through an inclusive multi-stakeholder process and include specific activities and economically-viable pilot projects to be implemented in order to ensure results and open up market opportunities. These plans will help drive thematic clustering of knowledge, exchange and best practices among cities facing similar challenges.

GLOBAL PAIRINGS 70+ cities involved so far worldwide, coming from 20 different countries

EUROPEAN PAIRINGS 35 EU cities paired up so far (12 EU nations): 10 with Asian cities (2 Spanish) 14 with Latin American cities (4 Spanish) 11 with North American cities (2 Spanish) Topics: Education/skills Employment Gender equality Health Housing Land-use Mobility Nature-based solutions Poverty Production/consumption Smart innovations Social inclusion Urban-rural development Water and waste

APPLICANT CONDITIONS Eligible EU cities should apply with the (upcoming) link on the IUC website s City-Pairings page: Cities with more than 50,000 inhabitants Groups of municipalities will also be eligible to apply, but only if: their total population >50,000 clear commitment of all involved a single lead urban authority identified lead administrative contact provided Regions/provinces cannot apply There are certain financial restrictions which applicants should also consider: IUC will only cover certain incidental costs within the 18 month period, e.g.: Travel Accommodation IUC will not cover other costs, e.g.: Staff capacity, salaries or per-diems Key experts or their studies Projects funding or implementation

CITY SELECTION ROUNDS EU Member States spring 2017 fall 2017 China spring 2017 India fall 2017 Japan fall 2017 Argentina fall 2017 Brazil fall 2017 Chile Colombia fall 2017 Peru Canada fall 2017 Mexico fall 2017 United States fall 2017 spring 2018 spring 2018 spring 2018 spring 2018 spring 2018 spring 2018 spring 2018

GLOBAL COVENANT OF MAYORS

Vision: We envision a world where committed mayors and local governments in alliance with partners accelerate ambitious, measurable climate and energy initiatives that lead to an inclusive, just, low-emission and climateresilient future, helping to meet and exceed the Paris Agreement objectives.

Mission: The Global Covenant of Mayors serves cities and local governments by mobilizing and supporting ambitious, measurable, planned climate and energy action in their communities by working with city/regional networks, national governments and other partners to achieve a common vision.

KNOWLEDGE-SHARING Help Desk Resource exchange Stakeholder mapping Governance Organisational structure Stakeholder engagement Communication Online channels Involvement in public events

IUC INTER-REGIONAL COOPERATION

OBJECTIVES CREATING ADDED VALUE 1. Transferring knowledge into value 2. Market share, employment growth, value chains, prosperity, greater social benefits DIMENSIONS DEVELOPING A PROCESS 1. Technological infrastructure and processes 2. Organizational practices and structures 3. Regional strengths and capabilities

INNOVATION AND SMART SPECIALIZATION I. Analyze own strengths, weaknesses, competitive advantages and potential for excellence II. Engaging innovation actors (in particular the private sector) to validate, involve and leverage the strategy and its priorities III. Develop a joint vision for the region and identify priority areas for support to innovation IV. Improve internal knowledge flows and regional innovation systems, but also focus on external relations to maximize the potential for cooperation and position in global value chains V. Set clear, measurable and realistic targets, monitor their compliance, adjusting policies and funding as necessary

REGIONAL PAIRINGS Only with LAC, 3 regional pairings so far: Cantabria, Spain Chihuahua, Mexico Lazio, Italy Bogotá-Cundinamarca, Colombia Bielsko-Biala, Poland western São Paulo, Brazil

CONNECT TO IUC

IUC REGIONAL OFFICES IUC Coordination Unit

IUC WEBSITE www.iuc.eu General information News English (International & NA) Mandarin Chinese Hindi Japanese Spanish (LAC & NA) Portuguese (LAC) Access to resources (e.g. FAQs) Link to knowledge-sharing platforms (coming soon)

SHARING INFORMATION Resources (coming soon): Case studies Newsletters Publications Webinars Dissemination channels: Twitter account: @IUC_EU Mailing list (please sign up by writing to support@iuc-europe.eu) Email: coordination-unit@iuc-europe.eu Website: www.iuc.eu

QUESTIONS? We look forward to exchanging with you! GRÀCIES! THANK YOU! George Stiff coordination-unit@iuc-europe.eu www.iuc.eu @IUC_EU