A United Nations review of the New Urban Agenda linked housing costs, displacement, climate shocks and strained urban services, while calling for stronger action by governments before 2030.
The U.N. renewed its global urban policy framework through 2036, but cities still face a financing and authority gap over housing, services and climate.
The U.N. renewed its urban agenda, but cities still need money, authority and project capacity to turn housing and climate goals into results.
The U.N. renewed its urban agenda through 2036, but cities will need housing finance, local authority, usable data and climate-resilience funding to deliver results.
UN data show public-transport access rose across sampled cities, but low-capacity systems, shrinking open-space access and housing pressures persist.
