NextGenC Literature Scan: Review of International Organisations Literature
LSE Cities
Summary
This document reviews publications from international organizations such as the OECD, UN-Habitat, World Bank, USAID, and IDB, focusing on urban governance, youth, and technology. It identifies key socioeconomic challenges faced by urban youth, including unemployment, poverty, and political underrepresentation. Additionally, the document explores technology-based solutions designed to enhance youth participation in governance. It emphasizes people-centered smart city initiatives, digital participatory budgeting, and public policy frameworks that promote youth entrepreneurship and intergenerational equity.
Authors
LSE Cities
Institution/Organization
LSE Cities at the London School of Economics is part of the NextGenC project, which is funded by the Botnar Foundation through the TYPCities program
Keywords
Urban governance — Youth participation — Digital technology — International organizations — Gray literature — Smart cities — Digital rights — Participatory budgeting — Youth entrepreneurship — Latin America — NextGenC
Publication Date
March 28, 2024
Document Type
Narrative review of gray literature (international public policy organizations)
Suggested Citation
LSE Cities (2024). NextGenC Literature Scan: Review of International Organisations Literature. NextGenC Working Papers. London School of Economics and Political Science.
Web Link
https://www.dropbox.com/scl/fi/ekyyitb13ic7enct9loyu/4-LSE-Cities-2024-NextGenC-Review-of-International-Organisations-Literature.pdf?e=4&fbclid=IwY2xjawIkHrxleHRuA2FlbQIxMAABHW20mfyWqZM6UK0ViYw7c9fzb3c_S53JBYlz_d2lq2HZhexM4Q9-eKrDNQ_aem_hfQmHQhigF2XDIYJA_cteg&rlkey=73em59ghoou652hghkwp6wgle&dl=0