ICMA’s expertise in a wide range of technical areas helps build local capacity to meet economic, environmental, social, and public safety challenges.
CityLinks is a peer-to-peer learning methodology developed by ICMA to address global challenges.
ICMA maintains affiliate relationships with local government professional organizations worldwide.
ICMA draws on the experience of local government practitioners, researchers, and expert consultants to design, implement, and evaluate local government projects worldwide.
From our home base in Washington, D.C., ICMA has touched municipalities throughout the world. We have implemented projects involving more than 70 countries on six continents.
The ICMA China Center was formally established in 2011 as a partnership between ICMA and the China University of Political Science and Law.
ICMA’s projects span the globe--from Philadelphia to the Philippines—and address key local government technical areas. Refine your search by country and/or topic.
The Strengthening Urban Resilience for Growth with Equity (SURGE) Project will improve economic competitiveness and resilience of cities outside of Metro Manila in the Philippines.
USAID/ICMA Planning for Climate Adaptation Program aimed to improve the resilience of people to the adverse impacts of climate change in the Dominican Republic.
International Committee Chair Michele Meade shares her thoughts after attending the Local Government Exchange and Cooperation Seminar in Japan.
The Tranter-Leong fellowships enable ICMA members to "think globally, act locally."
Blockchain has the potential to improve local government efficiency and data integrity. Learn how the country of Estonia made this a reality.
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