Process phases
Kickoff meeting of the Drafting Committee at the UCLG Retreat
Presentation of the UCLG Pact for the Future and roadmap ahead. Mapping of existing content. Discussion on expected format and narrative. Distribution of drafting tasks through the three axes.
Virtual meeting of the Drafting Committee. Presentation from the World Secretariat and the drafting committee on the key components of the Axes of the Pact. Presentations by the drafting committee on key issues that they think the Pact should address .
Policy Councils provide inputs to the first draft of the Pact for the Future.
Assembly and TownHall processes feed into the first draft of the Pact for the Future, incorporating outcomes of their meetings.
In-person meeting of the Drafting Committee to prepare the draft of the Pact, possibility of a meeting with UCLG UBUNTU Advisory Board.
First complete draft of the Pact for the Future for consultation of membership at UCLG Executive Bureau
UCLG Sections will be invited to present a first draft of their Section Position Paper to the Executive Bureau, which will inform the pact
Upload of the first draft on UCLGMeets: UCLG Sections and members will be able to navigate between the different axes of the Pact for the Future
Online consultations and drafting of the Town Hall Policy Papers: Shared through UCLGMeets, they will feed into the drafting of the Pact.
UCLG members receive a first version of the Pact for the Future
Third Meeting of the Drafting Committee
Presentation and discussion of a first Final Draft of the Pact for the Future
Final Draft of the Pact for the Future presented to UCLG leadership and membership for approval
Government
Pact for the Future of Humanity
About this process
What we believe is that local democracy and strong local governance need to be the building blocks of sustainable peace and prosperous societies fostering livelihoods that are decent for people where they can meet their expectations.
They need to be transparent, accountable and responsive to times. It has to do with learning to govern in emergency, rethinking democracy in the new society of dis-information, and needing to establish different relationships between spheres of government and with communities and the way they can impact in local governance. At the same time, we believe that we need a path for enhanced multilateralism and international governance architecture.
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