24053_Inclusive Cities EMEA Campaign Copy

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UNITED NATIONS SDG STORE

Strong SDG
and government preparedness
Livable average temperatures
Tree shade coverage and access to green, natural space

ENVIRONMENTAL INCLUSION

CLIMATE

Strong SDG and government preparedness
Livable average temperatures
Tree shade coverage and access to green, natural space

Housing & property

Fair and proportionate income to property to property price ratio
Fair rental price of housing
Availability and quality of social housing
Rental price of commercial property space

ENVIRONMENTAL INCLUSION

Accessibility
& Urban attractiveness

Access to quality and accessible public transportation
Low cost of public transportation
Less time in rush hour and a higher commuting quality of life

ENVIRONMENTAL INCLUSION

Spatial

INCLUSION

Inclusive Cities raise
the quality of living
through the built environment, enhance public safety and use mobility and dignified access to promote equity.

Pollution

High air quality
and low exposure
to VOC’s and
air-borne particles
Low CO₂ emissions

Security, Safety & social infrastructure

Security,
Safety & social infrastructure

Low crime rates, including safety of women
Legal rights and low discrimination
Access to water, electricity, and
safe sanitation

ENVIRONMENTAL INCLUSION

Inclusive Cities strive
to maintain livable environments
through sustainable
urban planning and
green infrastructure.

Tolerance, RESPECT & personal freedom

Political, religious and personal freedom and respect
Government effectiveness perception
Migration and immigration tolerance
Ethnical, linguistic and religious integration

INNOVATION

Strong traditional and entrepreneurial job markets
Access to financial services
Progressive taxation policies aimed at redistributing wealth
Reinvestment of revenue into social infrastructure to maximise wealth redistribution

EMPLOYMENT

High employment
Low unemployment
Low vulnerable employment
Minimal gender and
age employment gaps
Fair living wages
for all workers

ECONOMIC
VITALITY & GROWTH

Low poverty rates
Strong traditional and entrepreneurial job markets
Access to financial services
Progressive taxation policies aimed at redistributing wealth
Reinvestment of revenue into social infrastructure
to maximise wealth redistribution

Health & wellbeing

Quality of life and life expectancy
Rates of disease and probability of dying
Physical health,
obesity of vulnerable
groups, such as women, children, ethnic and socio-economic groups
Access to healthcare
Mental health, wellbeing
and happiness

SOCIAL

INCLUSION

Inclusive Cities provide access to essential social infrastructure and facilitate positive mental and physical health outcomes for diverse and integrated population groups.

EDUCATION

Government spending on education
Educational achievement and attainment
Minimal gender gaps

Many Inclusive Cities consider the balance of employment opportunities and availability between different socioeconomic groups and have a national commitment to wealth redistribution.

ECONOMIC INCLUSION

Many Inclusive Cities consider the balance of employment opportunities and availability between different socioeconomic groups and have a national commitment to wealth redistribution.

Many Inclusive Cities consider the balance

of employment opportunities and availability between different socioeconomic groups and have a national commitment to wealth redistribution.

Population density
& growth

Population density living with 10km²(targeting a balance; neither too
high or low)
Population living
in urban vs
sub-urban, rural environment
Population change
2025 – 2050

SOCIAL

INCLUSIVITY

Visible and invisible disability
Gender, and gender identification
Ethnicity, religion and language
Age, and parent friendliness

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Strong traditional and entrepreneurial job markets
Access to financial services
Progressive taxation policies aimed at redistributing wealth
Reinvestment of revenue into social infrastructure to maximise wealth redistribution

Low poverty rates
Strong traditional and entrepreneurial job markets
Access to financial services
Progressive taxation policies aimed at redistributing wealth
Reinvestment of revenue into social infrastructure
to maximise wealth redistribution

ECONOMIC
VITALITY & GROWTH

High employment
Low unemployment
Low vulnerable employment
Minimal gender and
age employment gaps
Fair living wages
for all workers

ENVIRONMENTAL INCLUSION

Fair and proportionate income to property to property price ratio
Fair rental price of housing
Availability and quality of social housing
Rental price of commercial property space

Low crime rates, including safety of women
Legal rights and low discrimination
Access to water, electricity, and
safe sanitation

Security, Safety & social infrastructure

Security,
Safety & social infrastructure

Access to quality and accessible public transportation
Low cost of public transportation
Less time in rush hour and a higher commuting quality of life

Accessibility
& Urban attractiveness

ENVIRONMENTAL INCLUSION

Strong SDG and government preparedness
Livable average temperatures
Tree shade coverage and access to green, natural space

ENVIRONMENTAL INCLUSION

High air quality
and low exposure
to VOC’s and
air-borne particles
Low CO₂ emissions

Strong SDG
and government preparedness
Livable average temperatures
Tree shade coverage and access to green, natural space

UNITED NATIONS SDG STORE

Population density living with 10km²(targeting a balance; neither too
high or low)
Population living
in urban vs
sub-urban, rural environment
Population change
2025 – 2050

Population density
& growth

Government spending on education
Educational achievement and attainment
Minimal gender gaps

Political, religious and personal freedom and respect
Government effectiveness perception
Migration and immigration tolerance
Ethnical, linguistic and religious integration

Tolerance, RESPECT & personal freedom

Quality of life and life expectancy
Rates of disease and probability of dying
Physical health,
obesity of vulnerable
groups, such as women, children, ethnic and socio-economic groups
Access to healthcare
Mental health, wellbeing
and happiness

Visible and invisible disability
Gender, and gender identification
Ethnicity, religion and language
Age, and parent friendliness

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Many Inclusive Cities consider the balance of employment opportunities and availability between different socioeconomic groups and have a national commitment to wealth redistribution.

Many Inclusive Cities consider the balance

Inclusive Cities raise
the quality of living
through the built environment, enhance public safety and use mobility and dignified access to promote equity.

Inclusive Cities provide access to essential social infrastructure and facilitate positive mental and physical health outcomes for diverse and integrated population groups.

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