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HERITOPOLIS | UNI-METROHUB<\/h1>\n

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<\/div>[vc_column_text css_animation=”bottom-to-top”]The Metropolis is the primary characteristic of 21st-century human communities. Today, a third<\/strong> of humanity or more than 60%<\/strong> of the urban population resides in cities with a population of at least 300,000<\/strong>. Every two weeks, a new metropolis appears. They generate 70%<\/strong> of the global GDP, making them the growth engine for nations and regions. They serve as the primary means by which the globalization process produces comparable artifacts around the world. The metropolis forms the core of the global agenda since it is the manifestation of the global. The future of metropolitan expansion will be in Asia-Pacific and Africa because of their massive urbanization, where fast urbanization and the ecological crises degrade urban resilience and might undermine efforts to meet the Sustainable Development Goals.[\/vc_column_text]
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HERITOPOLIS AT A GLANCE<\/h5>\n

The role of cultural and natural heritages in the planning, design, and management of the metropolis of the twenty-first century will be the subject of a three-year research that will culminate in an international conference. Distinguished leaders and visionaries, UN partners, including decision-makers, urban planning agencies, specialists, corporate executives, academic institutions, researchers, and civil society will all be present at the conference’s conclusion. It will serve as a forum to encourage discussions and express novel methods for recognizing, generating, and promoting the significance of heritage in the metropolis of the twenty-first century as a means of advancing the objectives of sustainable development. The UNESCO 2011 Recommendation on the Historic Urban Landscape, the 2030 Agenda for Sustainable Development (SDG), The New Urban Agenda and other important reporting and monitoring initiatives will benefit from this.<\/p>\n

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ABOUT THIS PROJECT<\/h5>\n

The project, which consists of an international conference and international collaborative research, is expected to make a significant contribution to the promotion of creative approaches for creating resilient, socially inclusive, and progressive cities for the 21st century through the utilization of the resources of creativity and innovation, as well as the implementation of the Sustainable Development Goals as was defined in the 2020 WUF10 – Cities, Culture, and Innovation.
\nThe work programme and methodological framework include some modules of the UN-Habitat MetroHUB Toolkit<\/p>\n

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THEMATIC AREAS<\/h5>\n

The study and conference will explore key questions related to the metropolitan heritage for the 21st<\/sup> century, such as:[\/vc_column_text]