Activities of the Urban Green Growth Knowledge Sharing Platform in Dynamic Asia in 2014-2015

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Activities of the Urban Green Growth Knowledge-Sharing Platform in Dynamic Asia in 2014-2015. For more information view www.oecd.org/gov/regional-policy/knowledge-sharing-for-urban-green-growth-in-dynamic-asia.htm

Regierungs- und gemeinnützige Organisationen

PARIS POLICY
FORUM AND
EXPERT MEETING
(10-11 JUNE 2014)
WORKSHOP 5:
CEBU (09-10
DECEMBER 2015)
URBAN GREEN GROWTH
AND CLIMATE CHANGE
RESILIENCE
JAPAN-OECD
FORUM AND
EXPERT MEETING
(14-16 OCTOBER
2014)
WORKSHOP 2:
ISKANDAR MALAYSIA
(5-6 NOV 2014)
SMART CITY AND
GREEN GROWTH
WORKSHOP 4: HAI
PHONG (25-27
JUNE 2015)
GREEN GROWTH IN
PORT CITIES
= feedbacks
SIDE EVENT AT
COP21 (PARIS, 3
DECEMBER
2015)
WORKSHOP 3:
BANDUNG (6-7
MAY 2015)
SPATIAL DEVELOPMENT
STRATEGIES UNDER RAPID
URBANISATION
Increase of knowledge
among participants
Enhanced urban green
growth policies
OECD reports available to
all interested parties
Knowledge
fragmented
Knowledge
shared and
integrated
Outcomes of the Platform
F
FF
F
F
F
WORKSHOP 1:
BANGKOK (6-7
AUGUST 2014)
NEEDS FOR
KNOWLEDGE
SHARING
LAND-USE, WATER AND
METROPOLITAN
GOVERNANCE

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