Enhanced inclusion of persons with disabilities in cities and urban planning, including through inclusive innovation ecosystems. Supporting poverty alleviation for persons with disabilities who live in informal settlements who are often most marginalised.

Making the lives of older persons globally as well as for all by making their communities age friendly

GDI Hub will lead inclusive design thinking of cities by influencing and working with partners and produce an evidence based global action report on how to deliver inclusive design in cities, Co-produced with persons with disabilities in support of the SDGs and NUA. Through evidence built from the UK Aid funded AT2030 programme we will deliver a Global Action report that demonstrates evidence based and tangible actions to deliver more inclusive cities for persons with disabilities. Through working with partners to deliver city case studies we will identify common challenges and opportunities to implementing inclusive design in cities. This research has been delivered in partnership with: Universal Progress ILC, Tegan Niigem, AIFO and Asian Development Bank in Ulaanbaatar, Mongolia; NIUA and Koran Society in Varanasi, India; Kota Kita in Surakarta, Indonesia; Kilimanjaro Blind Trust and Kounkuey Design Initiative in Nairobi, Kenya and SLURC in Freetown, Sierra Leone. The Global Action Report will be delivered with additional support from key global partners in disability-inclusive urban development such as World Blind Union. The impact of the report will be measured by reach to different cities and declared actions from cities themselves , with the aim of supporting pilot projects. The report itself will provide concrete areas of action to deliver inclusive cities, such as cities appointing inclusive design champions who can provide strategic leadership in this area. The Global Action Report will also demonstrate the potential of inclusive design to support the targets of the SDGs and NUA and benefits for social inclusion at large. A disability-inclusive city is a resilient and inclusive city for all.

Faithflows programs are designed to engage, educate, empower, and equip disadvantaged young people to elevate themselves and their communities out of poverty and is aligned to the UN Sustainable Developmental Goals for 2030. As the fastest growing segment of the world population, Kenya's youth is a force for positive change and can change the whole country for the better. They are the next generation of problem solvers with the potential to build and invent new technologies that can transform the continent, and bring back dignity in social life. It’s undoubtedly time to shift the goal towards providing sustainable solutions. Giving youth the ability to succeed in the real-world by equipping them with the necessary skills and techniques to succeed in a specific industry as entrepreneurs. Immediate result and ways of measuring results. -More youth register for skilled related courses(Education) -More youth start small scale business.

El mayor impacto esperado es sobre la planificación del crecimiento urbano ordenado y el crecimiento sostenido de la inversión publica (en obras de servicios básicos: agua, saneamiento, gas, electricidad) y de las inversiones privadas en proyecto de urbanización con las mas altos estándares de proyectos pensando en una ciudad innovadora en cuestiones de gestión ambiental en todos sus procesos. Es la ciudad mas joven de Argentina, y esta en constante crecimiento por lo que requiere urgente de un a planificación urbana que asegure la sostenibilidad ambiental, económica y social de sus habitantes actuales y futuros. La Indicadores a medir serian: Porcentaje de crecimiento de la población y origen de la misma (estadística poblacional) Porcentaje de inversiones privada en proyectos de urbanizaciones sustentables Número de proyectos urbanísticos con gestión ambiental y social aprobada por autoridades provinciales Otros.

Public spaces play an essential role in building resilience in cities and are crucial for urban life to flourish. They represent an opportunity for comprehensive climate adaptation and improved resilience. According to Katherine Peinhardt of the German Development Institute, ‘to successfully work toward a resilient public realm, cities must evolve their practice relating to public spaces in four areas: the ways public spaces are subject to the outcomes of community engagement and how public spaces are designed, programmed, and managed. … It is increasingly clear that the unique role of public spaces in civic life positions them to enhance physical resilience and support the types of interpersonal connections essential to addressing shared challenges like the climate crisis.’ Thus, as a vital part of a city’s physical infrastructure and public realm, public spaces can be physically reinforced to absorb or weather the climate crisis's shocks while contributing to the community's human health. Accordingly, this declared action intends to search for the answers to the following questions through expertise/focus group meetings and scientific events: • What is the role of public space in creating resilient cities? • Can public spaces be designed in such a way that they support better resilience and healthy living in cities? • What is the role of resilient public spaces for healthy living? • How can we promote resiliency and healthy living through public spaces? • Can we create positive transformation and better resilience in cities through the good design of public spaces? • Can public spaces provide networks of resilience through our cities? The results of these meetings will be gathered in a published book. The action also includes launching and carrying out a social-media awareness event on the topic with a sub-theme of "successful public spaces for healthy and resilient environments."

Climate Strategy and Governance , Community Awareness and allocation of simple innovated methods to be used and promoted to Communities , our carbon foot and Net Zero Commitment print is calculated by , normative carbon calculator

Integrated planning and elaboration of regional and sub-regional development plans to promote cross-sectoral and multilevel policy articulation, aiming at improving long term planning and policy instruments to finance sustainable regional development

Updating the National Housing Plan and implementing national strategies to increase access to decent housing, stimulating housing production, land tenure regularization, and housing improvement

Implementing regulatory measures and integrated planning of sanitation services to support the achievement of the goals established in the National Sanitation Plan and the SDGs, under the new Legal Framework for Sanitation.