A guide to assist national and local governments in their efforts to collect, analyze, validate data and information in view of the preparation of country-based reports. This “Monitoring Framework” provides the use of necessary definitions, method of computation and metadata of indicators, including spatial indicators. It also includes global, national and local monitoring to support the implementation of SDG Goal 11 targets.

The General Framework of the SDG Project Assessment Tool (SDG Tool) comprises the complete list of Sustainability Principles, aligned to the Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs), and the related Performance Criteria.

This User Guide outlines the application of the SDG Project Assessment Tool. The five steps are described, including the objective, participants and timeframe of each step.

The present report provides an overview of the activities carried out since 2014, including refinements for several methodologies connected to global monitoring of the urban related sustainable development goals which are available as part of a synthesis report on Sustainable Development Goal 11.

The guide offers governments and stakeholders the conceptual and methodological aspects for the development of subnational urban policies, It sets out the steps for the successful development, implementation, evaluation and monitoring of sub-national urban policies through a flexible process that adapts to different contexts.

Contribution to the first assessment of Sustainable Development Goal 11 and to the First Forum of Local and Regional Governments at the 2018 High Level Political Forum (New York) The report is the result of the Sustainable Cities Dialogue that took place in Strasbourg (France) on May 24 - 25th 2018 in the framework of the UCLG Executive Bureau.

This document is meant for elected Indian Urban Local Bodies (ULB) representatives and functionaries to use as a ready reference. It provides information on the SDGs directly related to ULBs and can be the priority focus in planning the local actions to achieve these goals and targets, as well as the support base and resources that can be mobilized.

The ‘New Urban Agenda Illustrated’ handbook offers clear definitions and practical applications to make the global framework more accessible and user-friendly for policymakers and urban practitioners, both within government, across the broad range of urban stakeholders and within the UN.

This report summarises the proceedings of the EGM, highlighting case studies, best practices, and recommendations from experts and participants. The NUFs are a valuable platform for formulating, implementing, and reviewing the implementation of national urban policies, as well as communicating about policy outcomes and progress on priority areas. At the same time, NUFs link with global development agendas and are critical for accelerating implementation of the NUA and SDGs.