The UK Department for International Development (UK AID) has agreed £4.5 million funding for a four-year CLGF programme to improve governance and service delivery at local level in several areas of the Commonwealth including Africa and Asia from 2012-16. It will also help to support national policy frameworks for local government service delivery, and increase engagement of local government in regional policy planning and implementation. CLGF will continue to work with its members, UN partners and others to mobilise more resources towards the support of local government in the Commonwealth. The new programme will focus on local government pilot projects in LED, supporting ministries and local government associations in strengthening their n...
The theme of this year’s Commonwealth Local Government Conference was Improving local government: th...
In the current economic climate, creating the right environment for local enterprise, inward investm...
In 2008-2009, the Federation of Canadian Municipalities and the Capacity and Institution Building Wo...
The UK Department for International Development (UK AID) has agreed £4.5 million funding for a four-...
In the December 2012 issue of this Journal, Lucy Slack and Susan Rhodes (2012) of the Commonwealth L...
The Commonwealth Local Government Forum (CLGF) was established in 1994, coinciding with rapid moves ...
The overarching objective of the Commonwealth Local Government Good Practice Scheme (GPS) was to con...
In 2005 CLGF members adopted the Aberdeen Agenda: Commonwealth Principles on Good Practice for Local...
Introduction:The Commonwealth Local Government Conference 2015 – Local Government 2030: Achieving th...
The origins of the Commonwealth Local Government Forum’s Pacific Project date to a 1997 roundtable i...
This ambitious and highly informative volume is premised on both the seismic shift in the perceived ...
This issue is published on the eve of the CLGF Research Colloquium, hosted by Ugandan Institute of M...
The United Cities and Local Governments (UCLG) Capacity and Institution Building (CIB) Working Group...
The Commonwealth Local Government Forum (CLGF) Pacific Project works with local government and other...
The ‘Freeport Declaration on Improving Local Government: The Commonwealth Vision’, affirmed at the M...
The theme of this year’s Commonwealth Local Government Conference was Improving local government: th...
In the current economic climate, creating the right environment for local enterprise, inward investm...
In 2008-2009, the Federation of Canadian Municipalities and the Capacity and Institution Building Wo...
The UK Department for International Development (UK AID) has agreed £4.5 million funding for a four-...
In the December 2012 issue of this Journal, Lucy Slack and Susan Rhodes (2012) of the Commonwealth L...
The Commonwealth Local Government Forum (CLGF) was established in 1994, coinciding with rapid moves ...
The overarching objective of the Commonwealth Local Government Good Practice Scheme (GPS) was to con...
In 2005 CLGF members adopted the Aberdeen Agenda: Commonwealth Principles on Good Practice for Local...
Introduction:The Commonwealth Local Government Conference 2015 – Local Government 2030: Achieving th...
The origins of the Commonwealth Local Government Forum’s Pacific Project date to a 1997 roundtable i...
This ambitious and highly informative volume is premised on both the seismic shift in the perceived ...
This issue is published on the eve of the CLGF Research Colloquium, hosted by Ugandan Institute of M...
The United Cities and Local Governments (UCLG) Capacity and Institution Building (CIB) Working Group...
The Commonwealth Local Government Forum (CLGF) Pacific Project works with local government and other...
The ‘Freeport Declaration on Improving Local Government: The Commonwealth Vision’, affirmed at the M...
The theme of this year’s Commonwealth Local Government Conference was Improving local government: th...
In the current economic climate, creating the right environment for local enterprise, inward investm...
In 2008-2009, the Federation of Canadian Municipalities and the Capacity and Institution Building Wo...