Urban Living Lab Facility
The Urban Living Lab Facility has been launched to create synergies with other related projects working in the UP areas and regions.
The facility focuses on knowledge exchange, co-creation of innovative solutions, their testing and implementation.
Urban Pathways is collaborating with different institutions and networks to create synergies with other projects in the field of sustainable urban development in the sectors energy, mobility and resources.
The facility focuses on knowledge exchange, co-creation of innovative solutions, their testing and implementation.
Urban Pathways is collaborating with different institutions and networks to create synergies with other projects in the field of sustainable urban development in the sectors energy, mobility and resources.
UN-Habitat - Climate resiliency in urban planning
Collaboration I UN-Habitat The Cities and Climate Change Initiative (CCCI) seeks to enhance the preparedness and mitigation activities of cities in developing countries. It emphasizes good governance, responsibility, leadership, and practical initiatives for local governments, communities, and citizens. |
Cities Fit for Climate Change
Collaboration I 2015 - 2019 I BMU, BMI, IKI The project supports implementation of the United Nations Framework Convention on Climate Change (UNFCCC ) and the Habitat III process aimed at setting a new urban agenda, among other initiatives. The project is guided by the Leipzig Charter on Sustainable European Cities and the Memorandum ‘Urban Energies – Urban Challenges’ of the German Federal Ministry for the Environment, Nature Conservation, Building and Nuclear Safety (BMUB). |
India Sustainable Mobility Initiative
Collaboration I IKI The Government of India plans a major investment in urban transport. As then-Chief Minister of Gujarat, the present Prime Minister of India, Narendra Modi, oversaw the creation of Ahmedabad Janmarg, India’s first high-quality bus rapid transit (BRT) system, together with zoning and parking reforms, the best in the country. |
Urban Pathways Kick-off meeting with hundred experts and city representatives from 30 countries The ‘Urban Pathways: Supporting Low Carbon Plans for Basic Services in the context of the New Urban Agenda’ project kicked off with a training week from 16 to 20 October 2017 in Berlin. More than a hundred experts and city representatives from 30 countries took part in the event. The project is being implemented by UN Habitat, together with its partners, the Wuppertal Institute of Climate, Energy and Environment, UN Environment, and a network of cities and regional experts. It aims to develop a number of specific steps that large cities in Asia, Africa and Latin America can take on the path to establishing low-carbon mobility, energy management and waste disposal systems. |