World Cities Day 2025 | People-Centered Smart Cities | UN-Habitat Theme Explained

World Cities Day 2025 | People-Centered Smart Cities | UN-Habitat Theme Explained. World Cities Day 2025 will be celebrated on 31 October under the theme “People-Centred Smart Cities.” Hosted in Bogotá, Colombia, this year’s global observance explores how AI, data, and digital innovation can improve urban life while keeping human needs, inclusivity, and accessibility at the heart of development.

In this video, we explain what People-Centred Smart Cities mean, why this theme matters, and how cities can use technology responsibly to address challenges like housing, transport, and sustainability.

World Cities Day, first celebrated in 2014, marks the end of Urban October and supports Sustainable Development Goal 11 (SDG 11) — making cities inclusive, safe, resilient, and sustainable.

Join the conversation on how digital transformation can build better, fairer, and greener cities for everyone. 🌍
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