2024 ICLEI-SMG Capacity-Building Program: Low Carbon Development for Uzbek Local Governments
The upcoming 2024 ICLEI-SMG Capacity-Building Program: Low Carbon Development for Uzbek Local Governments is set to take place in Seoul, South Korea, from December 15 to 20, 2024. Co-hosted by ICLEI and the Seoul Metropolitan Government (SMG), this initiative underscores their joint commitment to equipping Uzbek cities with the tools and knowledge necessary to advance climate strategies through international collaboration and knowledge sharing.
Setting the Stage for Climate Action
The program will begin with participants arriving in Seoul, a city celebrated for its pioneering climate initiatives and leadership in sustainable urban practices. Upon their arrival, the delegates will be warmly received at the ICLEI East Asia Secretariat, ensuring a smooth start and fostering an encouraging atmosphere for the program.
A Comprehensive Learning Agenda
The one-week program features a thoughtfully designed agenda tailored to address the specific needs of Uzbek local governments. Key components include:
- Energy Efficiency and Renewable Energy Adoption: A deep dive into Seoul’s innovative approaches to enhancing energy efficiency and integrating renewable energy systems.
- Sustainable Transportation: Insights into Seoul’s achievements in public transit and green mobility aimed at reducing carbon emissions.
- Collaborative Workshops and Knowledge Sharing: Interactive sessions fostering the exchange of ideas, experiences, and strategies among climate experts and participants.
This capacity-building initiative aspires to provide Uzbek local officials with actionable knowledge and practical tools to develop and implement effective low-carbon strategies in their respective cities. Moreover, it aims to create a platform for fostering partnerships and strengthening the global network of cities dedicated to sustainability.
Follow along for updates as this collaborative journey unfolds, offering Uzbek cities a pathway to enhanced climate action and sustainable urban development.