| Charte mutuelle de collaboration entre l’administration foncière, les communautés et différents partenaires d’appui pour l’amélioration de la gouvernance foncière – Nord Kivu | 2019 | La RDC, particulièrement l’Est de la République, offre un contexte particulier où de nombreux défis liés à la gouvernance foncière sont à relever. Ainsi, la gestion non transparente et une affectation inéquitable des terres et l’exploitation des ressources naturelles toujours calqués sur le modèle traditionnel constituent la base de nombreux conflits fonciers complexes. Cela entraine l‘insécurité alimentaire, l’instabilité sécuritaire, et la détérioration du tissu socioéconomique des communautés locales. |
| Buraidah City Profile | 2019 | The City Profile Report brings together diagnostic urban analysis and aligns that analysis with the UN-Habitat sustainable development framework to achieve the Saudi Vision 2030, NUA and SDGs. This tool helps in understanding the current while guiding the future planning of the city, whilst defining a clear strategy for sustainable development. This tool considers spatial planning in relation to legal aspects and Municipal and Local economy mechanisms. |
| CPI PROFILE Sakaka | 2019 | Under the FSCP, UN-HABITAT, MOMRA, Municipality and its Local Urban Observatory has been working on developing urban statistic and spatial information (Geographic Information System) to provide relevant urban information that strongly supports decision-making process on urban development and urban planning in the city. This CPI Profile Report is a brief overview of the basic information and data about the City |
| East African Regional Dialogue on Migration and Development in Cities, Summary Report | 2019 | This report summarizes the discussions from the 2019 East African Regional Dialogue on Migration and Development in Cities organized by UN-Habitat, UNCTAD, and IOM in Entebbe, Uganda. The two-day dialogue brought together representatives from Ethiopia, Ghana, Kenya, South Sudan, Tanzania, Uganda, and Zambia to exchange best practices for fostering social and economic inclusion of migrants, refugees and IDPs in different local contexts. |
| The Future of Asian & Pacific Cities Report 2019 | 2019 | Five years into implementing this important international development framework, rapidly growing cities and towns are faced with a range of developmental choices that will shape their growth and long-term economic, social and environmental sustainability. Many of these are complex choices with differing short-term versus long-term costs and benefits. These choices are seldom determined by individual actors or agencies but emerge out of the complex interplay of decisions made by a range of actors across national and local governments, investors and entrepreneurs in the private sector, and a range of local community and civil society voices. |
| Guideline for Rapid Visual Screening of Buildings for Potential Seismic Hazards | 2019 | This guideline briefly explains the detailed procedures for RVS building survey. Bridges, large towers, and other non-building structure types are not covered by this procedure. According to recent seismic vulnerability assessment works in Bago, Taungoo, Sagaing and Pyay cities, the major building stocks in Myanmar are - Bamboo, Timber, Brick, Brick Noggin, Concrete and Steel Building. |
| The Government of Japan & UN-Habitat Partnership Profile in Sudan 2019 | 2019 | Sudan has been experiencing long lasting conflicts and tribal disputes. To respond the uprising challenges, UN-Habitat has been assisting returnees, IDPs and host communities in the post conflict areas to live together in peace in partnership with the Government of Japan. |
| Rapid Own-Source Revenue Analysis of Kisumu | 2019 | The ROSRA tool helps local governments optimize their Own-Source Revenues (OSR), strengthening Municipal Finance foundations, enhancing creditworthiness and enabling local governments to leverage external resources to fund their development. It quantifies revenue leakages and deconstructs known bottlenecks to identify root causes and entry points for reform. |
| Country Activities Report 2019: Supporting the New Urban Agenda | 2019 | The Country Activities Report 2019 provides an evolving picture of UN-Habitat’s projects and programmes portfolio from 2018 onwards. It opens a window on the most recent activities taking place on the ground. In that connection, its scope is restricted to featuring digestible information on selected ongoing activities supporting an effective and timely delivery on UN-Habitat’s mandate. |
| The Strategic Plan 2020-2023 | 2019 | The Strategic Plan for 2020–2023 re-positions UN-Habitat as a major global entity, a centre of excellence and innovation. In that respect, the organization is refocusing its niche position as the “thought leader” and the go-to programme for issues pertaining to its work, setting the global discourse and agenda on sustainable urban development, driving political discussion, generating specialized and cutting-edge knowledge, shaping technical norms, principles and standards, and acting as a multiplier in the exchange of knowledge, experience and best practice in getting cities and other human settlements right. |