Caring Systems

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Consultation and Presentation 01/06/2022 - 14/10/2022

Cette concertation appartient à Town Hall 2022

This Town Hall addresses the main elements of a caring society, firstly going over the relationship between care and local public service provision. It tackles the issues of human mobility, universal care and protection, and the future of work as changes in production and consumption are brought about.

The relevance of care work shifted during the pandemic, including by considering the disproportionate impact on women and girls. Embracing equality in all parts of life is essential to transform our societies and develop a new way of doing politics, emphasizing the transformative contribution to decision-making of women and feminist local leaders.

To develop caring communities means understanding changing new priorities and the need to renew our social contract. Protecting our communities and enhancing their well-being is a must in the COVID-19 aftermath and this calls for transforming our systems and who is involved in decision-making.

Town Hall Members:

Greg Munro, Director, Cities Alliance
Rosa Pavanelli, Secretary General, Public Services International
Gerald Leitner, Secretary General, IFLA
Colin Rajah, Coordinator, Civil Society Action Committee
Gabriela Cuevas, Co-Chair of the UHC2030 Steering Committee
Representatives of the Youth, Feminist and Accessibility Caucuses

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This document forms part of the International Transport Workers’ Federation (ITF) engagement in the UCLG 2022 Town Hall process, leading up to UCLG’s Seventh World Congress in South Korea. As participants in the Caring Systems process, we believe that public transport and gender equality are essential components to any just and caring city. The text below lays out the ITF’s vision for public transport and women and provides links to further resources. We hope it is useful for UCLG, its network and other stakeholders in shaping public transport services in the months and years to come. pdf 162 ko

This document forms part of the International Transport Workers’ Federation (ITF) engagement in the UCLG 2022 Town Hall process, leading up to UCLG’s Seventh World Congress in South Korea. As participants in the Caring Systems process, we believe that public transport and gender equality are essential components to any just and caring city. The text below lays out the ITF’s vision for public transport and women and provides links to further resources. We hope it is useful for UCLG, its network and other stakeholders in shaping public transport services in the months and years to come.

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Organisateur Cities Alliance

Date de début 14 janvier 2022

Date de fin 14 octobre 2022

Référence : UCLGMeets-PART-2022-01-233

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Caring Systems

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📂Documents de travail

Cities Alliance's Thinking Big Meeting Notes pdf 113 ko

Katherine Klein's Thinking Big Meeting Notes docx 33 ko

Documento político sobre los sistemas de cuidados pdf 769 ko

Document politique sur les systèmes de soins du Town Hall pdf 835 ko

Project Policy Paper Caring Systems pdf 678 ko

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