WORLD MAYOR: COVID-19
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FRONT PAGE About World Mayor City Mayors Foundation WORLD MAYOR 2021 - The Winners - The Project - The Finalists - Rotterdam presentation - The Shortlist - The Longlist - Selection criteria - Covid-19 - World Mayor history - World Mayor Sculpture - Poverty - Code of Ethics - Press & Media INTERVIEWS - Mayor of Ankara - Mayor of Braga - Mayor of Bratislava - Mayor of Grigny - Maire de Grigny - Mayor of Rotterdam - Mayor of Saint-Omer - Mayor of San Bellino - Sindaco di San Bellino - Mayor of Villa del Conte ESSAYS - Mayor of Ankara - Mayor of Braga - Mayor of Bratislava - Mayor of Grigny - Maire de Grigny - Mayor of Mannheim - Mayor of Raqqa - Mayor of Rotterdam - Mayor of Saint-Omer - Maire de Saint-Omer - Mayor of San Bellino - Sindaco di San Bellino TESTIMONIALS - Mayor of Amsterdam - Mayor of Ankara - Mayor of Arnhem - Mayor of Bergamo - Mayor of Bogotá - Mayor of Braga - Mayor of Bratislava - Mayor of Buenos Aires - Mayor of Carmignano - Mayor of Cascais - Mayor of Compton - Mayor of Dantumadiel - Mayor of Freetown - Mayor of Grenoble - Mayor of Grigny - Mayor of Guarulhos - Mayor of Kuala Lumpur - Mayor of Mannheim - Mayor of Mexico City - Mayor of Milan - Mayor of Raqqa - Mayor of Rostock - Mayor of Rotterdam - Mayor of Saint-Omer - Mayor of San Bellino - Mayor of Villa del Conte - Mayor of Warsaw WORLD MAYOR 2018 WORLD MAYOR 2016 WORLD MAYOR 2014 WORLD MAYOR 2012 WORLD MAYOR 2010 WORLD MAYOR 2008 WORLD MAYOR 2006 WORLD MAYOR 2005 WORLD MAYOR 2004 |
CoronaVirus and World Mayor Following the Covid-19 pandemic, it was with regret that we had to announce changes to World Mayor 2020. We had originally planned to release the 2020 shortlist at the end of July and announce the winner of the 2020 World Mayor Prize and other honours in January 2021. Unfortunately, that was no longer possible. Since February 2020, towns and cities across the world have been been confronted with tremendous challenges, challenges they were often not prepared for. The City Mayors Foundation, the organisers of the World Mayor Projects since 2004, responded by diverting much of its resources to researching and reporting on the effects of the pandemic on the most vulnerable communities and sections of society. Timeline 2021 The first nomination phase of World Mayor 2020, re-titled World Mayor 2021, was extended to December 2020. Between August and December, we published regularly updated longlists. In January 2021, instead of announcing the 2020 honours, we published the names of those mayors shortlisted for the 2021 World Mayor Prize. World Mayor participants voted until the end of April for their favourite mayor from the shortlist. The list of Finalists was published on 1 July. The winners of the 2021 World Mayor Prize and Awards were on 14 September. Criteria 2021 The scope of the World Mayor Project will be widened to take account of the effects the CoronaVirus pandemic had on large and small communities and the lessons to be learnt. There is no doubt that cities, towns and villages will have to become Stronger | Fairer | Greener’. The World Mayor Project 2021 proposes to honour mayors whose leadership during the Covid pandemic has provided their communities with protection and assurance. We are looking for mayors who showed outstanding management and social skills but also, and more importantly, acted at all times with compassion towards those most affected by the virus. But looking back is not enough. All cities, of whatever size, wherever they are, and irrespective of the severity with which they were hit by Covid-19, must become more resilient - structurally, economically, socially and environmentally. World Mayor 2021 wishes to honour mayors who understand the challenges ahead and are preparing to meet them. Full criteria Existing nominations & longlist All nominations already forwarded to us remained valid. The first edition of a new longlist was published in early August 2020. You may also email us for additional information. |