​​Beijing Future Science City Sustainable Development Practice: Innovations and Achievements​ 2025 Beijing Future Science City Sustainable Development Practices: Innovations and Achievements takes the “Science + City” integrated model as its core concept. It systematically summarizes 15 years of development achievements across seven major sustainable development sectors, and has formed a three-pronged synergy model: industry-city integration, education-research-industry collaboration, and ecology-city coordination. With remarkable ecological, economic and social benefits, it provides a Chinese solution for cities worldwide to implement the UN 2030 Agenda for Sustainable Development. 
Multi-layered Vulnerability Profile for Sahab City, Jordan 2025 The Multilayered Vulnerability Profile for Sahab City analyzes urban, climate change, and biodiversity dimensions to identify vulnerable areas and hotspots. It provides critical insights for resilience planning, highlighting challenges such as urbanization, environmental degradation, and socio-economic vulnerabilities, while offering strategies for sustainable urban development.
Urban Resilience Action Plan (URAP) for Kerkennah Archipelago, Tunisia: Planning for Climate, Urban, and Biodiversity Action 2025
未来城市顾问展望2024 数字城市治理 2025 Cities face tremendous challenges, demanding advanced and effective urban governance measures and tools. Digital solutions offer transformative potential through resources optimization, services enhancement, and inclusivity development. The Future Cities Advisory Outlook 2024 draws a clear technological landscape and implementation roadmap; collects 10 innovative practices from Chinese cities and enterprises; and launches Global Digital Urban Governance Initiatives. By embracing tech-driven collaboration, cities can build a more sustainable and inclusive future.
STRATEGIC PRIORITIES FOR UN-HABITAT AFGHANISTAN 2026–2027 2025 Afghanistan is a country of extremes: extreme beauty, an extremely strategic location,
and a country with many natural resources and extremely resilient people but is still a
country where people face extreme socio-economic and human rights challenges.

The Afghanistan Humanitarian Needs and Response Plan (HRNP) 2025 names climate
change-induced and natural hazards, inadequate or lack of service provision, decades of
conflict and geopolitical dynamics, a weak economy and the socio-political restrictions
(among many others) reasons, why almost half of the population were estimated to
require humanitarian assistance of any form.

UN-Habitat has been supporting the people of Afghanistan since 1992. As the agency
has just launched a new strategic plan at global level for 2026-2029, this paper focuses
on strategic priorities for UN-Habitat Afghanistan for 2026 and 2027. Those priorities
have been defined through analysis of the agency’s (and other partners’) data and the
consultations with the communities and people in Afghanistan and are in alignment with
the agency’s overall mandate, the global priorities and the agency’s role in the United
Nations family in Afghanistan and the agreed upon priorities at country level (UNSFA
2023-2027).

For our team at UN-Habitat Afghanistan, those priorities will be:
A. Support the most vulnerable people by creating and enabling dignified living
conditions and livelihood opportunities with a specific focus on those living in
unplanned, underserviced and informal settlements
B. Enhance preparedness, response, recovery, and reconstruction
C. Accelerate environmental and climate actions to save lives, livelihoods and assets

Acknowledging that women and girls, displaced people but also other marginalized
groups are most at risk of being left behind in Afghanistan at the time of writing, we are
committed to inclusive, participatory and gender-sensitive solutions and striving towards
achieving the Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs) and based on the New Urban
Agenda as a shared vision for a better and more sustainable future.
Design guidelines for safe and inclusive public space in Palestine 2025 The Design Guidelines for Safe and Inclusive Public Spaces in Palestine is a strategic and technical reference developed by UN-Habitat in partnership with the Ministry of Local Government under the HAYA Joint Programme funded by the Government of Canada. This document provides a comprehensive framework for Local Government Units (LGUs) to plan and design public spaces that are safe, inclusive, and accessible for all, particularly women, girls, children, older persons, and persons with disabilities.
Multilayered Vulnerability Profile for Kerkennah Archipelago, Tunisia 2025
Integrating Nature-based Solutions into Urban &Territorial Planning - Building Biodiverse & Resilient Cities 2025 This playbook provides a practical guide for urban actors to integrate Nature-based Solutions (NbS) into projects and policy actions. It outlines a flexible, action-oriented process that can be adapted to different local contexts and scales, applied across diverse themes and sectors, and supports the integration of nature into decision-making.
Future Cities Advisory Outlook 2025: AI and Cities 2025 Projections indicate that by 2050, urban populations will grow by 2.3 billion, challenging the capacity of existing city systems., posing a vital question: Can 10 percent of a city's current resources
support its sustainable high-quality development? “AI + City” provides the answer, transforming fragmented silos into synergistic systems that significantly enhance efficiency. This report delivers the City Intelligence framework, four-phase roadmap, twelve cases and the “AI + City” global collaboration initiatives to scale this power, offering a blueprint for a better urban future.
北京未来科学城可持续发展实践：创新与成就 2025 《北京未来科学城可持续发展实践：创新与成就》以 “科学 + 城市”融合发展模式为核心理念，系统梳理了七大可持续发展领域十五年的建设成效，构建形成产城融合、产学研协同、生态与城市统筹三大联动协同发展格局。科学城可持续发展建设兼具显著的生态效益、经济效益与社会效益，为全球城市落实联合国《2030 年可持续发展议程》贡献了中国方案。