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An urban best practice exchange is any effort to swap urban best practices among city governments and citizens who are influential on governments. The best known example:
and a proposal to radically extend and expand it:
The 6C declaration and various ICLEI commitments make direct mention of facilitating and enabling such exchange, in particular, on metrics and measures of climate impacts.
and a proposal to radically extend and expand it:
- Civic Efficiency Collaborative detailed in the open letter to Ralph Goodale from Civic Efficiency Group and motivated per urban best practice exchange agreement, 2005-12-08
The 6C declaration and various ICLEI commitments make direct mention of facilitating and enabling such exchange, in particular, on metrics and measures of climate impacts.
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