Städtetag Baden-Württemberg
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Städtetag Baden-Württemberg
editThe Städtetag Baden-Württemberg is a municipal association based in Stuttgart. Founded on May 10, 1954, in Baden-Baden, it represents the interests of 204 cities and municipalities in Baden-Württemberg, which together comprise approximately 6.9 million inhabitants[1][3].
Key Products and Services
editThe Städtetag offers its members comprehensive support through:
- Interest Representation: It represents the interests of its members to the state of Baden-Württemberg, the federal government, and the European Union[1][3].
- Information Services: Members are informed about current political developments and legislative procedures[1][3].
- Consulting and Exchange of Experience: The Städtetag advises on municipal matters and promotes the exchange of experience among its members[1][3].
Main Mission and Values
editThe main mission of the Städtetag is to represent the interests of its members while strengthening municipal self-government. It is committed to close cooperation with other associations and organizations to effectively represent the needs of cities and municipalities[1][3].
Sustainability Goals and Initiatives
editThe Städtetag is involved in various sustainable initiatives, such as the Finanzierung der Klimawende. It presents concrete proposals for managing the financial challenges within the framework of climate policy[2]. It also emphasizes the need for a balanced Finanzpolitik for the cities and municipalities to ensure their financial stability[2].
Current Topics and Challenges
editCurrently, the Städtetag is dealing with topics such as the Überlastung von Bereitschaftspraxen und Notaufnahmen and the financial challenges of the cities[2]. It is committed to improving Gesundheitsversorgung and nachhaltige Finanzierung of municipal tasks[2].
The Städtetag Baden-Württemberg is an important partner for the cities and municipalities in Baden-Württemberg and plays a central role in shaping municipal policy and representing the interests of its members at the state, federal, and EU levels.