National policy dialogue on the urban nexus in Indonesia, Jakarta, 26 October 2015 : report

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RT Generic T1 National policy dialogue on the urban nexus in Indonesia, Jakarta, 26 October 2015 : report A1 UN.ESCAP, Deutsche Gesellschaft für Internationale Zusammenarbeit (GIZ), Local Governments for Sustainability (ICLEI), German Federal Ministry for Economic Cooperation and Development (BMZ), YR 2015 LK https://hdl.handle.net/20.500.12870/282 PB United Nations AB The National Policy Dialogue on Urban Nexus highlighted the relevance of the urban nexus approach for Indonesia and allowed discussing key challenges and opportunities related to its adoption, including in terms of financing and governance. The workshop emphasized the need to move from sectoral to integrated approaches, an underlying principle of the nexus approach and one of the highlights in the "APUF-6 Jakarta Call-for-Action" adopted at the sixth Asia Pacific Urban Forum, organized by ESCAP on 19-21 October 2015 in Jakarta. <p></p> It was emphasized that the implementation of future city plans required urgently enhancing the capacities of local governments to adopt integrated approaches such as the urban nexus, as well as mobilize the required financial resources. The workshop allowed discussing current challenges and opportunities in designing and implementing nexus projects by reviewing the experience of the two partner cities of Pekanbaru and Tanjungpinang. OL English(30) TY - GEN T1 - National policy dialogue on the urban nexus in Indonesia, Jakarta, 26 October 2015 : report AU - UN.ESCAPDeutsche Gesellschaft für Internationale Zusammenarbeit (GIZ)Local Governments for Sustainability (ICLEI)German Federal Ministry for Economic Cooperation and Development (BMZ) Y1 - 2015 UR - https://hdl.handle.net/20.500.12870/282 PB - United Nations AB - The National Policy Dialogue on Urban Nexus highlighted the relevance of the urban nexus approach for Indonesia and allowed discussing key challenges and opportunities related to its adoption, including in terms of financing and governance. The workshop emphasized the need to move from sectoral to integrated approaches, an underlying principle of the nexus approach and one of the highlights in the "APUF-6 Jakarta Call-for-Action" adopted at the sixth Asia Pacific Urban Forum, organized by ESCAP on 19-21 October 2015 in Jakarta. It was emphasized that the implementation of future city plans required urgently enhancing the capacities of local governments to adopt integrated approaches such as the urban nexus, as well as mobilize the required financial resources. 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The workshop emphasized the need to move from sectoral to integrated approaches, an underlying principle of the nexus approach and one of the highlights in the "APUF-6 Jakarta Call-for-Action" adopted at the sixth Asia Pacific Urban Forum, organized by ESCAP on 19-21 October 2015 in Jakarta. It was emphasized that the implementation of future city plans required urgently enhancing the capacities of local governments to adopt integrated approaches such as the urban nexus, as well as mobilize the required financial resources. 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The workshop emphasized the need to move from sectoral to integrated approaches, an underlying principle of the nexus approach and one of the highlights in the "APUF-6 Jakarta Call-for-Action" adopted at the sixth Asia Pacific Urban Forum, organized by ESCAP on 19-21 October 2015 in Jakarta. It was emphasized that the implementation of future city plans required urgently enhancing the capacities of local governments to adopt integrated approaches such as the urban nexus, as well as mobilize the required financial resources. The workshop allowed discussing current challenges and opportunities in designing and implementing nexus projects by reviewing the experience of the two partner cities of Pekanbaru and Tanjungpinang.Metadata
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The National Policy Dialogue on Urban Nexus highlighted the relevance of the urban nexus approach for Indonesia and allowed discussing key challenges and opportunities related to its adoption, including in terms of financing and governance. The workshop emphasized the need to move from sectoral to integrated approaches, an underlying principle of the nexus approach and one of the highlights in the "APUF-6 Jakarta Call-for-Action" adopted at the sixth Asia Pacific Urban Forum, organized by ESCAP on 19-21 October 2015 in Jakarta.
It was emphasized that the implementation of future city plans required urgently enhancing the capacities of local governments to adopt integrated approaches such as the urban nexus, as well as mobilize the required financial resources. The workshop allowed discussing current challenges and opportunities in designing and implementing nexus projects by reviewing the experience of the two partner cities of Pekanbaru and Tanjungpinang.