National Councils are ULI’s country networks which organize local events and activities. National Councils bring together a variety of public and private sector stakeholders to find solutions and build consensus around land use and development challenges.

National Councils, known as District Councils in the USA, provide an opportunity to influence local land use policy by facilitating the exchange of knowledge between industry experts and community leaders. Our National Councils do this through educational forums and events such as conferences, project tours and community outreach programmes. In the ULI spirit of offering an unbiased and non-partisan exchange on issues impacting the industry, National Councils provide the avenues for active dialogues between private industry, environmental organizations and public agencies to help provide solutions to local and regional issues.

In Asia Pacific, ULI has 7 Councils:

• Australia – Sydney, Brisbane and Melbourne
• China Mainland – Beijing, Shanghai and the Greater Bay Area (GBA)
• Hong Kong
• Japan
• Philippines
• Singapore
• South Korea

ULI Asia Pacific is building a presence in a number of countries where it eventually hopes to formally launch a National Council, including:

• India
• Indonesia
• Vietnam

For more information, contact asiapacific@uli.org.