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Urban October 2025: Promoting Sustainable Cities and Communities

Dated: September 16, 2025

Urban October 2025 is a global initiative that highlights the central role of cities in addressing today’s crises and shaping tomorrow’s solutions. The month-long observance brings together stakeholders to explore innovative approaches to urban challenges, focusing on building resilient, inclusive, and sustainable cities. Urban October begins with World Habitat Day on 6 October and concludes with World Cities Day on 31 October, with activities taking place on those days or throughout the month.

One of the key highlights of World Habitat Day is the UN-Habitat Scroll of Honour award, which recognizes outstanding contributions to improving urban life. The award is presented during the global observance and celebrates individuals, organizations, or governments that have made a significant impact on urban development.

World Habitat Day 2025, held in Nairobi, Kenya, will focus on urban crisis response, exploring how cities can prepare for and manage challenges such as climate change, conflicts, and rising inequality. The observance will highlight practical tools and strategies for effective crisis management in urban settings.

World Cities Day 2025, observed in Bogotá, Colombia, will emphasize people-centred smart cities. The event will showcase how technology, data, and artificial intelligence can enhance urban life while ensuring that people remain at the core of smart city planning and recovery efforts from ongoing crises. Through Urban October, cities are encouraged to engage all stakeholders to drive transformational change and create better urban living conditions for everyone.

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