2.6 billion people will live in metropolitan areas by 2030.
They need solutions that go beyond municipal borders
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Create alliances so that women and girls can live without violenceContent typeNews & Notes
Smart cities will be smart if they bridge the digital divideContent typeNews & Notes
Local and Regional Governments Breaking through as OneContent typeNews & Notes
Financing sustainable and affordable metropolitan transportContent typeNews & Notes
Zeroing in on Net-ZeroContent typeNews & Notes
Caring for caregivers, a core requirement for resolving major metropolitan threatsContent typeNews & Notes
Acting at a metropolitan scale helps us reach people fasterContent typeBlog
Cities are on the edge: Bogota prompts a call to actionContent typeNews & Notes
Saving the planet, one neighbourhood at a timeContent typeNews & Notes
Belo Horizonte, Bogota and Mexico City go for nature-based solutionsContent typeNews & Notes
Metropolis starts the campaign to request the officialisation of World Metropolitan DayContent typeNews & Notes
Press Release: Bogota to host World Metropolitan Day 2022Content typeNews & Notes
Mobility, air quality and gender equality: triple objective of AVANTIAContent typeNews & Notes
Bogotá leads the global metropolitan visionContent typeNews & Notes
Cities taking action on gender equity through the first-ever Voluntary Gender ReviewContent typeNews & Notes
Digital transformation that leaves no one behindContent typeNews & Notes
Jordi Vaquer takes on his new role as Secretary General of MetropolisContent typeNews & Notes
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