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"Future Cities Africa is a knowledge platform hosting digital discussions with thought leaders and experts at the forefront of major trends, projects, innovations, challenges and opportunities impacting the future of African Cities. Digital discussions can be accessed on demand and the content is evergreen! It also has the ability to reach a continental and international audience, helping all stakeholders stay informed. FCA discussions cover on a broad range of sectors and industries ranging from technology, government, built environment, energy, mobility, climate change, finance, citizen centric services and more."

Designed as a collaboration between the South African Planning Education Research Project (SAPER) and the SA Council for Planners (SACPLAN), this forum seeks to create a digital space where planners from across South Africa, Africa and globally can debate critical issues and ask for advice. The forum itself is divided into ten sub-forums: General; Human Settlements; Land Use Management; Spatial Planning; Sustainability, SDGs and Planning; COVID-19 and Post-pandemic Cities; Climate Change; GIS and Technology; Mentoring; and Students and Early Career.

A forum community dedicated to skyscrapers, towers, high-rises, construction, and city planning enthusiasts. Join the discussion about structures, styles, reviews, scale, transportation, skylines, architecture, and more.

'Cyburbia' describes itself as a "friendly big tent" where the experiences and thoughts are shared about "urban planning practice, planning adjacent topics, and whatever else comes to mind".

The Organisation for Economic Co-operation and Development provides a forum in which governments can work together to share experiences and seek solutions to common problems. At the OECD Forum, policies and ideas are shared by a growing community of leaders and influencers from government, business, civil society and academia. The Forum is designed to allow the OECD Forum community to extend their discussions and exchanges year-round, and to expand the network to include those who cannot attend the conference in person.

The World Built Environment Forum (WBEF) is a leading global community for the built and natural environment. It is an initiative of the Royal Institution of Chartered Surveyors. WBEF has a formal public interest remit and their work aims to ensure that markets operate in the best interests of society. The mission is to advance discussions of critical importance to the built and natural environment, inspiring positive and sustainable change for a prosperous and inclusive future.