World Association of the Major Metropolises

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The World Association of the Major Metropolises was an international organization that brought together the world’s largest cities to collaborate on urban governance, development, and shared metropolitan challenges.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf city network
international organization
non-governmental organization
aimedAt improving management of large metropolitan areas
strengthening cooperation among major metropolises
focusesOn inter-city cooperation
local governance
metropolitan planning
sustainable urban development
urban policy
hasAbbreviation WAMM
hasActivity facilitating city-to-city exchanges
organizing conferences
promoting collaboration among large cities
sharing knowledge on urban management
hasAlternativeName World Association of the Major Metropolises
surface form: World Association of the Major Metropolises (WAMM)
hasCharacteristic brought together the world’s largest cities
functioned as a platform for metropolitan collaboration
hasMemberType major cities
metropolitan governments
hasPurpose addressing shared metropolitan challenges
exchange of best practices among large cities
metropolitan development
urban governance cooperation
hasScope global
hasThematicArea economic development
infrastructure planning
metropolitan coordination
public services management
urban governance
operatesAtLevel metropolitan
municipal
relatedTo global city networks
metropolitan governance
urban international relations
status defunct
temporalQualifier was an international organization

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United Cities and Local Governments formedByMergerOf World Association of the Major Metropolises
World Association of the Major Metropolises hasAlternativeName World Association of the Major Metropolises
this entity surface form: World Association of the Major Metropolises (WAMM)