Youth 2030 Cities Project

Through Youth 2030, youth and their partners are working to create sustainable cities through the achievement of the Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs) by 2030. Find out more about Youth 2030 by clicking here.

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About Youth 2030 Cities

Youth 2030 Cities builds the capacity of youth and engages them with local and national governments to create sustainable cities. Youth 2030 Cities is supported by UN-Habitat and Fondation Botnar . Youth 2030 Cities has partners in cities in Latin America, Africa and Asia.

Key Components of Youth 2030 Cities

Research on urban youth

An assessment of youth localization of the SDGs select countries and cities was undertaken to better understand how youth are engaging in sustainable urbanisation.

Coming in April 2022!

SDG Localisation Training

A series of on-site workshops in selected cities to build youth capacity in engaging with cities and communities for achieving SDGs

Coming in April 2022!

Promising Practices

Promising youth-led actions are being collected and profiled to attention at global events such as the World Urban Forum in Poland in June of 2022.

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SDG Localisation Scorecard

An impact measurement and reporting platform designed to measure the impact of youth-led action in communities and cities globally

Coming in April 2022!

Youth 2030 Forums

Youth 2030 Forums bring together youth to learn and exchange on sustainable urbanisation and development of a global DeclarACTION of urban youth

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Regional Focus

Youth 2030 Cities strives to know about the amazing work young people do worldwide to localize the SDGs, addressing issues related to sustainable urbanisation, involving local government and a wide range of stakeholders.

Voices & Actions of Youth

We collected some testimonials from young people and their allies who are working with Youth 2030.

For me, this training workshop was very important because it gave me a better understanding of what the United Nations is and on how it is governed and run and in what way they support different community projects.

The main goal that caught my attention is SDG 4, which is quality education. I and my organization will promote quality education through workshops about the culture of my people and community and raise awareness amongst children and young people on cultural issues in schools and social and cultural settings.

Otavalango is for young people and others a living cultural museum. As advocates for our culture, we want to leave a legacy for our children. I believe that our best gift is unity in diversity, and that young people should become empowered to solve the local, regional and global problems.

Watch this video, where young people from in Otavalo, Ecuador share their experiences at a Youth 2030 Cities focus group discussion!

Call for Promising Practices is Now Open!

Are you a young person working with others like yourself addressing issues pertaining to your city or community? Share your story with us and get the visibility your organisation deserve!

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