The World Economic Forum’s Cities Inclusion report underscores the need for urban development that prioritizes equity and social cohesion. Rapid urbanization risks deepening inequality, excluding vulnerable groups from housing, jobs, and services. The framework calls for inclusive governance, participatory planning, and data-driven policies to ensure cities work for all. It highlights strategies such as affordable housing, accessible mobility, digital inclusion, and skills development. Partnerships between government, business, and civil society are essential to mobilize resources. By embedding inclusion into city planning, leaders can strengthen resilience, unlock economic growth, and build trust across communities.

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