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GOLD VI report
Pathways to Urban and Territorial Equality
The sixth edition of the GOLD report, “Pathways to Urban and Territorial Equality: Addressing inequalities through local transformation strategies”, was produced by United Cities and Local Governments (UCLG) and part of the KNOW team.
GOLD VI focuses on how local and regional governments can address the local manifestations of growing inequalities and contribute to creating ‘pathways to urban and territorial equality’, discussing six distinctive pathways: Commoning, Caring, Connecting, Renaturing, Prospering and Democratizing.
The GOLD VI Report was produced through a large-scale international co-production process, bringing together over a hundred representatives of local and regional governments, academics and civil society organisations, including KNOW partners. This process three-year process involved the following participants and organisations (click the below image to enlarge):
GOLD VI Launch Event
GOLD VI was launched in October 2022 at the UCLG World Summit and Congress in Daejeon, South Korea, the largest global gathering of local and regional government representatives.
Above: The official launch of GOLD VI in Daejeon
View more images from the launch in the gallery below
GOLD VI Full Report
You can download the Full Report, the individual chapters, the Executive Summaries, and the “Working Paper series and Cases Repository” (which were produced during the co-production process) here: https://goldvi.uclg.org/en
Resources
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Full report: GOLD VI: Pathways to Urban and Territorial Equality
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KNOW Blog: “Coproducing an urban equality agenda for local action: KNOW involvement in the next United Cities and Local Governments GOLD Report” by Camila Cociña
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IIED Blog: “Can global reporting bring about transformation?” by Alexandre Apsan Frediani and Camila Cociña
You can explore more about the GOLD VI Working Paper series below.
Working Paper Series
The GOLD VI Working Paper Series represents one of the outcomes of this large-scale international co-production process is the GOLD VI Working Paper Series, which collects the 22 Issue-Based Contributions produced as part of the GOLD VI process. Read more about this process here.
GOLD VI Working Papers
#01
The Urban Dimensions of Inequality and Equality
By Christopher Yap, Caren Levy and Camila Cociña
#02
Enabling access to quality local public services for all: a precondition to beat inequality
By Daria Cibrario (PSI) and Vera Weghmann (Greenwich University)
#03
Socio-spatial inequality and local educational action in the construction of caring cities
By Xavier Bonal, Yayo Herrero, Marina Canals, Mª Ángeles Cabeza and
Aina Masgoret (AICE)
#04
Space-Blind and Place-Based Policy: Initiatives for Fostering Innovation and Growth
By Philip McCann
#05
The Urban Informal Economy: Achieving Prospering and Territorial Equality
By Caroline Skinner and Marty Chen (WIEGO)
#06
The right to participate in urban cultural life: from inequalities to equity
By Nicolás Barbieri
#07
The State of inequalities in Sub-Saharan African and Asian cities
By Wilbard J. Kombe, Neethi P., Keerthana Jagadeesh and Athira Raj
#10
Sustainable Energy Access in Urban Areas
By Modesta Tochi Alozie, Vanesa Castán Broto, Patty Romero-Lankao, Pedro Henrique Campello Torres and Matteo Muratori
#13
The Differential Economic Geography of Regional and Urban Growth and Prosperity in Industrialised Countries
By Philip McCann
#15
Housing systems and urban and territorial inequalities: Bottom-up pathways to more equality-driven housing systems
By Eduard Cabré and Sophia Torres
#16
Cities can care for people and enable them to care for others, making urban health possible
By Francisco Obando and Michael Keith
#17
“Sanctuary Cities”: How Do Cities Care for Newcomers? An Overview of Inclusive Local Responses to Migration
By Alia Fakhry
