UCLG peer-learning approach

Since the first peer-learning exchange in Durban in 2011, UCLG has promoted peer-learning as a platform for sharing experiences and capacity building. The key objectives of the peer-learning programme are the transfer of knowledge, skills and experience from one municipality to another, the provision of technical assistance to solve specific municipal challenges and the facilitation of benchmarking to inspire change and other forms of peer support. 

UCLG also promotes the role of women in local decision-making, and is a gateway to relevant information on local government across the world.

Click here to read case studies from the UCLG peer-learning programme.

In the coming weeks case studies from peer-learning #23 – Amazonian Cities will be published on the use platform.

 

The next UCLG Learning Forum will take place on November 12th during UCLG World Congress in Durban. The Learning Forum is a space for the discussion, creation and implementation of new local learning methodologies and strategic partnerships between UCLG members, universities and citizenship. Read more: https://www.learning.uclg.org/learning-forum-0