Becoming global climate governors: How cities are moving from climate ambition to coordinated action and delivery
Hannah Abdullah, Senior Research Fellow, Global Cities Programme, CIDOB
Cities and metropolises have ceased to be merely local actors and have become laboratories for global solutions. In particular, CIDOB analyses cities in global governance and cities’ socioeconomic and environmental challenges.
Hannah Abdullah, Senior Research Fellow, Global Cities Programme, CIDOB
Agustí Fernández de Losada, Senior Research Fellow and Director of the Global Cities Programme, CIDOB
Eva Garcia Chueca, senior researcher, Global Cities, CIDOB and Francesc Teodoro, MSc candidate in Conflict Studies at London School of Economics| Foundation 'La Caixa' Fellow
Eduard Soler i Lecha, Senior Research Fellow, CIDOB (coordinated and edited)
Eva Garcia Chueca, Senior Research Fellow, CIDOB; Mireia López Álvarez, Researcher and Professor, UPF and Francesc Teodoro, MSc Candidate en Conflict Studies, LSE, Fundación “la Caixa” Fellow
Hannah Abdullah, Senior Research Fellow, CIDOB
Marta Galceran-Vercher, Agustí Fernández de Losada and Octavi de la Varga
Agustí Fernández de Losada, investigador sénior y director del Programa Ciudades Globales, CIDOB
These three cities are promoting the Observatory as part of the Cities Coalition for Digital Rights framework in order to study ethical models of artificial intelligence deployed in urban areas
Hannah Abdullah, Eva Garcia Chueca, Andrea G. Rodríguez and Agustí Fernández de Losada (eds.)
“Las ciudades tras la Covid-19: nuevos horizontes de transformación urbana” ha sido el título del acto que ha contado con la participación de la teniente de alcaldía, Laia Bonet; el urbanista y asesor de París, Carlos Moreno; y el director de CIDOB, Pol Morillas
CIDOB analyses the role of global cities in handling the coronavirus and reflects on the urban future
CIDOB organises a meeting with key actors from the global ecosystem of city networks and academic experts that it aims to turn into an annual event
The new program has the support of the Barcelona City Council and aims to make Barcelona an international reference point in the study of cities.
WISE CITIES is a pioneer urban-based project led by a global network of think tanks and research institutions aimed at providing responses to the challenges of sustainable and inclusive development and citizens well-being, through research, knowledge sharing and policy analysis.