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Cities Alliance  
A global alliance of cities and their development partners committed to improve the living conditions of the urban poor through action in two key areas: (i) City development strategies which reflect a shared vision for the city's future and local priorities for action to reduce urban poverty; (ii) Citywide and nationwide slum upgrading – moving upgrading to scale.
http://www.citiesalliance.org/
Cities of Tomorrow - International Network for Better Local Governance  
The network, supported by the Bertelesmann Foundation, aims to pool knowledge about local government reform; promote the exchange of experience between local governments; research practical solutions; promote the implementation of reform programmes among member countries; and disseminate the results.
http://www.cities-of-tomorrow.net/
CitiesDataBook  
This Asian Development Bank (ADB) funded project focuses on the role of improved data, indicators, and benchmarking in managing fast growing cities in the Asia region and works closely with some of those cities to improve their operational efficiency. The project was designed to remedy the endemic data shortfalls and to demonstrate the application of indicators to urban policy formulation and implementation.
http://www.citiesdatabook.org/
City Poverty Net  
CityPoverty is a project undertaken by the Max Lock Centre - University of Westminster, GHK Research, WEDC - Loughborough University and supported by the Department for International Development (DFID). This site provides a focus for debate about urban poverty and tools for the reduction of poverty in urban areas, in the context of international development policy. It is the home for two on-going research projects concerned with urban poverty issues: (a) Localising the Habitat Agenda for Urban Poverty Reduction and (b) Addressing Poverty in City Development Strategies.
http://www.citypoverty.net/
CITYNET: Regional Network of Local Authorities for the Management of Human  
CityNet's vision is to act as a focal point and facilitator in the Asian-Pacific region. It puts this vision into practice by promoting the exchange of expertise and experiences among various stakeholders, particularly local authorities and NGOs, and expanding bilateral relationships into a multilateral network.
http://www.citynet-ap.org/
Community Planning Website  
Growing numbers of residents are getting involved with professionals in shaping their local environment. This website is an essential starting point for everyone concerned. It provides easily accessible how-to-do-it best practice information of international scope and relevance.
http://www.communityplanning.net/
European Sustainable Cities & Towns Campaign  
The Campaign supports transfer of knowledge and exchange of experience in the field of urban sustainability and Local Agenda 21 in Europe, thereby helping implement the concept of sustainable development. It provides central access to comprehensive and up-to-date information relevant to all those working towards sustainability in an urban context.
http://www.sustainable-cities.org/
Global Development Research Centre: Urban Governance  
Site focusing on the issues of accessibility, accountability, transparency and efficiency in urban governance. Information to help understand the concept of urban governance, community development, conflict management and with special sections on leadership, the precautionary principle and women and urban governance. Many useful links available.
http://www.gdrc.org/u-gov/
IHS: Institute for Housing and Urban Development Studies  
IHS is an international education institute aiming at strengthening local capacities in housing, urban management and urban environmental management, with the overall objective to improve urban quality and reduce urban poverty.
http://www.ihs.nl/
IIED: International Institute for Environment and Development - Human Settlements Programme  
The Human Settlements Programme's main interest lies in reducing poverty and in improving health and housing conditions among the urban populations of Latin America, Asia and Africa, especially among low-income groups. The Programme also seeks to combine this with promoting more ecologically sustainable patterns of urban development. The Programme publishes the journal "Environment and Urbanization".
http://www.iied.org/human/index.html
 
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