2021 World Council

Statutory meeting.

🎯 Description: The Executive Bureau, which gathers twice a year, is composed of 116 political representatives nominated from all world regions. The Bureau is responsible for initiating proposals and carrying out the decisions of the World Council. It is in charge of the World Organization’s administrative and financial management and prepares the ground for the content of the meetings of the World Council. The Bureau also makes recommendations about international processes and policies, and the production of policy papers.

Link to the session.

💬 Interpretation available in: English, French, Spanish, Chinese, Turkish, Russian

📌 Key documents:

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🔗 Related resources of interest:

▶️ GOLD VI Working Paper 1. The Urban Dimensions of Inequality and Equality

▶️ GOLD VI Working Paper 2. Access to quality local public services for all: a precondition to beat inequality

▶️ GOLD VI Working Paper 3. Socio-spatial inequality and local educational action in the construction of caring cities

▶️ GOLD VI Working Paper 4. Space-Blind and Place-Based Policy: Initiatives for Fostering Innovation and Growth

▶️ GOLD VI Working Paper 5. The Urban Informal Economy: Achieving Prospering and Territorial Equality

▶️ GOLD VI Working Paper 6. The right to participate in urban cultural life: from inequalities to equity