OECD Expert Briefing: Successful Cities
More people than ever are living in cities - and that number will continue to grow over the next century. Whether it’s reducing their carbon footprint or ensuring that basic transport and infrastructure needs are met, cities need policies and governance structures that can adapt to the complexity of 21st century urban society. Two new OECD reports, the Metropolitan Century and Governing the City uncover what makes cities successful. More on OECD Urban Policy work.
Presentation:
Rudiger Ahrend, Head of Urban Policy, Organization for Economic Cooperation and Development
Panel:
Danielle Arigoni, Deputy Director, Office of Economic Resilience, US Department of Housing and Urban Development
James Brooks, Director, City Solutions, National League of Cities
Peter A. Creticos, President and Executive Director, Institute for Work and the Economy
Moderator:
Carol Guthrie, Head of Washington Center, Organization for Economic Cooperation and Development
Location: OECD Washington Center Conference Room
1776 Eye Street NW, Suite 450
Date: Wednesday February 18, 9:30-11:00am
RSVP: by email
About OECD Expert Briefings: On behalf of the United States and other member countries, the Organization for Economic Cooperation and Development (OECD) carries out work that provides policymakers with data and analysis that helps them address global problems and improve life for their citizens. OECD Expert Briefings, organized by the OECD Washington Center, offer an opportunity to learn from our experts and be a part of the dialogue.
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