1 UNECE R EAL E STATE M ARKET A DVISORY G ROUP (REM) UNECE Real Estate Market Advisory Group (REM) 1 Forum on “Shaping smarter and more sustainable cities:

Slides:

Advertisements

Similar presentations

1 UNECE R EAL E STATE M ARKET A DVISORY G ROUP (REM) UNECE R EAL E STATE M ARKET A DVISORY G ROUP (REM) R EAL E STATE R ISK R ATING G UIDELAINES Evaluation.

Advertisements

Economic Systems SSEF4.

1 The Organisation for Economic Co-operation and Development.

A FAIR GLOBALIZATION Creating Opportunities for All

Economic Co-operation and Development

Measuring what we do or doing what we measure: challenges for Australia NatStats 2010 Conference 16 September Ken Henry.

Globalization and Development Some Observations. Economic Growth Economic growth helps the growth of middle-class populations in developing countries.

Analyzing Quantitative Data in Comparative Politics

1 UNECE WPLA R EAL E STATE M ARKET A DVISORY G ROUP (REM) UNECE WPLA R EAL E STATE M ARKET A DVISORY G ROUP (REM) Efficient and Transparent Land Management.

& Expo Italia Real Estate (EIRE)‏ Fiera di Milano - Rho Thursday, June 12, 2008 Presentation of the UNECE Working Party on Land Administration’s Real Estate.

Institute for Economics and Peace

CHAPTER 1 First Principles. 2 OBJECTIVES Present & explain four principles of individual choices Present & explain five principles of interaction between.

“Sustainability” and how to measure it. Sustainable development (UN) As expressed by the 1987 UN World Commission on Environment and Development (the.

FOOD SECURITY, PUBLIC ADMINISTRATION AND CITIZENSHIP: the experience of the city of Belo Horizonte, Brazil 1993/2003 Adriana Veiga Aranha July / 2003.

Property rights and private sector: for the poor, a global perspective. Property rights and private sector: for the poor, a global perspective. International.

1 UNECE REAL ESTATE MARKET ADVISORY GROUP (REM) Real Estate Market Advisory Group UNECE – REM Presentation of Policy Framework for Sustainable Real Estate.

International Business Environments & Operations

Preconditions for Effective Implementation of Anti-Corruption Measures Jane S. Ley Deputy Director U.S. Office of Government Ethics Global.

Economic Goals Factors of Production Part 1 Factors of Production Part 2Economic Systems

Parallel discussion II: Effective and empowered civil society in public health Moderator: Florence Berteletti Kemp Director – SmokeFreePartnership.

ECON 3508 Human Development: Concepts and Measurement A. R. M. Ritter September 2007.

UN ECE R EAL E STATE M ARKET A DVISORY G ROUP (REM)Forum UNECE REM Policy Framework for Sustainable Real Estate Markets Policy Principles for Improved.

By: Ada van Krimpen Director International Statistical Institute (ISI) 8 October 2014.

Development Economics: An Overview based on Cypher and Dietz The Process of Economic Development Ch. 1.

Post Rio+20: Where Do We Stand 21 Months Later Felix Dodds

Green economy: way to Environmental governance Chair of European integration Kateryna Iakovenko Scientific supervisor Sergey Harichkov.

Market Economies 1. Productive resources are owned and controlled by individuals in the economy. 2. Decisions about how resources are to be used are made.

12 June 2008WPLA1 The UNECE Working Party on Land Administration (WPLA) Tasks of the Real Estate Market Advisory Group (REM) Milan, 12 th June 2008 Peter.

1 UNECE REAL ESTATE MARKET ADVISORY GROUP (REM) UN ECONOMIC COMMISSION FOR EUROPE REAL ESTATE MARKET ADVISORY GROUP (REM) FIABCI WORK DAYS - BRUSSELS 3.

Peter Herrmann: Social Empowerment – A Matter of Enabling Society to Cope with Personalities.

1 UNECE REAL ESTATE MARKET ADVISORY GROUP (REM) FIABCI PORTUGAL AND UNECE REAL ESTATE MARKET ADVISORY GROUP (REM) FIABCI ROUNDTABLE – LISBON Organised.

Economic development. World bank (GDP per capita) High income > $12,615 Middle income > $1,035 Low income < $1,035 Income.

Economic Benefits Of Adopting Toyota Avalon in Burma Presentation by: Your Name.

1 Comparative Politics Concept of the State Formal definition of ideal-typical state an organization, composed of numerous agencies staffed by real people,

SESSION 9: ECONOMIC GROWTH Talking Points Economic Growth 1. Economic growth is defined as a sustained rise over time in a nation’s production of goods.

Modernizing Official Statistics 1. PURPOSE OF OFFICIAL STATISTICS The purpose of official statistics is to produce and disseminate authoritative results.

Enduring Understandings of the Class The Individual (Self) 1.All Individuals have self-worth and natural rights. 2.An Individual’s experiences and perspective.

Jumpstart Write 2 advantages and 2 disadvantages of market and command economies.

Framing: Ultimate goal Living within environmental limits - Resources - Money /investment - Decision-making - Institutions Economic activity at a scale.

ROLES AND RESPONSIBILITIES IN A GLOBALIZING WORLD TO WHAT EXTENT SHOULD I, AS A CITIZEN, RESPOND TO GLOBALIZATION?

Good Governance Ideal Governing system that is inevitable for political, economic, social and cultural development of a country. Orientation of a state.

Outlines: Basic concepts

Defining Sustainability

The Organisation for Economic Co-operation and Development

Delivering the 2030 Agenda for Peaceful, Just and Inclusive Societies

Russian Skilled Migration: Development through Empowerment

Democracy & Good Governance

Analysis of Economic Situation

Shaping smarter and more sustainable cities from WSIS to Habitat III

WHAT IS THIS COURSE UNIT ABOUT AGAIN?

World Resources Forum 2017 Summary Report – Draft October 25

Standards for success in city IT and construction projects

Part Six: Public Policy

Cold War Terms Differences Notes.

Key findings of the Country Report for Slovenia 2018

Economic and Political Systems

Part Six: Public Policy

Cold War Terms US vs USSR Notes.

Market and Command Economies

Cities' report Teodora Brandmuller

The Organisation for Economic Co-operation and Development

Dr. Árpád Kovács President

American Political Culture and Beliefs

5 Basic CONCEPTS of DEMOCRACY

13th September 2018 The word – ‘sustainable’

Chapter 8 Economic Growth.

10.0 Management information systems

The Human Development Index (And More)

Factors that weaken democracies

Economic systems.

Presentation transcript:

1 UNECE R EAL E STATE M ARKET A DVISORY G ROUP (REM) UNECE Real Estate Market Advisory Group (REM) 1 Forum on “Shaping smarter and more sustainable cities: striving for sustainable development goals” Hadrian Temple – Camera di Commercio di Roma Rome, 18 May 2016 Holistic planning of the sustainable cities and economic and social development Giampiero Bambagioni, REM Chairman

2 UNECE R EAL E STATE M ARKET A DVISORY G ROUP (REM) World map of countries by GDP (PPP) per capita in USD (2015). IMF statistics WORLD SITUATION (GDP)

3 UNECE R EAL E STATE M ARKET A DVISORY G ROUP (REM) Source: UE DG Environment CIRCULAR ECONOMY

4 UNECE R EAL E STATE M ARKET A DVISORY G ROUP (REM) TERMINOLOGY

5 UNECE R EAL E STATE M ARKET A DVISORY G ROUP (REM) UN VISION

6 UNECE R EAL E STATE M ARKET A DVISORY G ROUP (REM) SMART CITIES CHARACTERISTICS SMART CITIES CHARAC TERISTICS

7 UNECE R EAL E STATE M ARKET A DVISORY G ROUP (REM) World map of life expectancy LIFE EXPECTANCY There are many reasons behind the migration phenomena and search for a better quality of life in other Countries: GDP per capita, freedom, wars, quality of collective services, life expectancy, etc.

8 UNECE R EAL E STATE M ARKET A DVISORY G ROUP (REM) The application of the initiaves should be based on widely accepted key concepts: 1.Sustainable development: as development that “meets the needs of the present without compromising the ability of future generations to meet their own needs”;(*) 2.Good governance: which should prevent decision-making based on self-interest and favor decision-making to the benefit of common good; 3.Transparency: the degree of clarity and openness through with which decisions are taken; 4.Accountability: the extent to which political actors are responsible to society for their actions; 5.Fairness: the degree to which rules are equally applied equally to everybody; 6.Efficiency: the extent to which limited human and financial resources are applied without waste, delay or corruption or without compromising the well-being of future generations. (*) United Nations, "Report of the World Commission on Environment and Development." General Assembly Resolution 42/187, 11 December Retrieved: KEY CONCEPTS