Qu'est-ce que le forum
des Villes Intermédiaires ?
Le Forum de CGLU sur les Villes Intermédiaires est un mécanisme de consultation et d'élaboration de politiques qui culmine par un événement tous les deux ans. Le Forum, conçu comme une processus politique, est dirigé par la Ville de Chefchaouen avec le soutien d'un noyau de villes intermédiaires pilotes.
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Over half the world currently resides in major urban areas & it is estimated that urban population is to grow up to 70%. In addition, cities are engines of innovation for centuries, providing a clear path from poverty to prosperity for many.#FridayFocus #IntermediaryCities
— Architectural Association of Kenya (@Arch_KE) 20 mai 2022
Rights and Responsibilities- The people have a right to adequate infrastructure, while they also have the responsibility to take care of the public property.#FridayFocus #IntermediaryCities
— Architectural Association of Kenya (@Arch_KE) 20 mai 2022
Democracy- Public participation in developing urban spaces will help understand the city's needs and achieve more successful implementation of plans and projects for the public good.#FridayFocus #IntermediaryCities
— Architectural Association of Kenya (@Arch_KE) 20 mai 2022
Dignity of persons- As these cities grow, they should respect the rights of all persons. Cities should be places for an equal opportunity where people live in unity, peace and dignity.#FridayFocus #IntermediaryCities
— Architectural Association of Kenya (@Arch_KE) 20 mai 2022
Equity & diversity- Intermediary cities should integrate diverse cultures and values. In addition, they should be able to instill a sense of place for all its residents. #FridayFocus #IntermediaryCities
— Architectural Association of Kenya (@Arch_KE) 20 mai 2022
Achievement of inclusive, safe & resilient urbanism and the development of just & sustainable intermediary cities will incorporate four fundamental principles.#FridayFocus #IntermediaryCities pic.twitter.com/cA7YkikI4T
— Architectural Association of Kenya (@Arch_KE) 20 mai 2022
While urbanization moves the global economy forward, rising inequality and exclusion within cities can derail development progress. There is, therefore, a need to create inclusive cities & make sure citizens enjoy the benefits of urbanization.#FridayFocus #IntermediaryCities pic.twitter.com/O9YFvMcEk2
— Architectural Association of Kenya (@Arch_KE) 20 mai 2022
In comparison to metropolitan areas, intermediary cities ensure and provide fundamental needs, like housing, to their citizens. This is attributed to their scale in terms of population (between 50,000 & 1 million people).#FridayFocus #IntermediaryCities pic.twitter.com/DyEnEMmJQ9
— Architectural Association of Kenya (@Arch_KE) 20 mai 2022
Strategic nodes within urban networks, both national & international levels form intermediary cities. Due to historical, geographical & economic reasons they are a bridge between urban & rural areas #FridayFocus #IntermediaryCities pic.twitter.com/sEQBGgEcxT
— Architectural Association of Kenya (@Arch_KE) 20 mai 2022
This week on #FridayFocus we focus on the Africities Summit-Principles of just cities & the contribution to improved living standards & urbanism. Join in the conversation here on Facebook @Arch_KE & LinkedIn @architectural association of Kenya-#FridayFocus # #IntermediaryCities pic.twitter.com/jC8hGGmx1F
— Architectural Association of Kenya (@Arch_KE) 20 mai 2022