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PRODUCTIVE CITIES: ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT



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The central question behind the Productive Cities programme is whether the local economy can provide a majority of residents with the means to earn a reasonable living? The programme objective is to facilitate local co-operation to enhance economic competitiveness.

Projects
  • Skill development project
  • Network and cluster for economic development
  • Economic information project
  • Urban poverty project
  • Knowledge project
  • Transportation project
SEMINAR
Cities Seminar on Green Employment
Productive Cities seminar on Green Employment: 8 October 2009
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TOOLKIT

Skills development strategies for inclusive and productive cities
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APRIL 2006

ICMA City Links / SACN Local Economic Development (LED) symposium
3-4 April 2006




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