Campaign Partners  The Campaign Partnership Strategy The success of the Global Campaign on Urban Governance will in large part be determined by its ability to mobilize strategic partners behind the common banner of good urban governance.  The Campaign's partnership strategy operates at four levels: Local Level: The campaign supports cities and their stakeholders to achieve their development goals through improved urban governance.  For more details, please see the individual national campaign home pages. National Level: The campaign supports national governments and national associations of local authorities and their partners through the development of national campaigns, the sharing of lessons, best practices, enabling policies and tools.  For more details, please see the individual national campaign home pages. Regional Level: Regional steering groups are responsible for adapting the campaign’s global objectives to regional priorities and contexts and for stimulating national and local action. For more details, please see the regional campaign pages: Africa; Asia and the Pacific; Latin America and the Caribbean. Global Level: Representatives of major partner groups form a Gobal Campaign Steering Group responsible for providing overall leadership and strategic guidance to the campaign.  For a list of contact addresses for the Global Steering Group members, please click here. Global Steering Group Responsibilities: At the global level, the Global Steering Group has the following responsibilities (as described in the Steering Groups Terms of Reference): Provide guidance to the strategies and activities to implement the campaign, including but not limited to the campaign’s flagship products and regional strategies; Representing their constituency in the campaign and at Global Steering Group meetings and liaising with their constituents on the activities and direction of the campaign; Contributing substantive expertise to the development of the campaign; Reviewing of the annual report on campaign activities prepared by the Global Steering Group members and compiled by the Campaign Secretariat to assess progress made by the campaign; Reviewing the previous year’s financial report and the next years’ financial plan; Establishing sub-committees and working groups as and when required; Reviewing and amending as necessary the procedures governing the campaign Global Steering Group. The Global Steering Group meets at least once per year to review progress and discuss upcoming issues.  Please see the Global Steering Group Meeting Reports for further information.