Published on
February 09, 2025
Cities’ Livability in the Age of Global Citizenship
- Urban livability integrates infrastructure, cultural appeal, and global competitiveness.
- Cities must balance resident well-being with attracting talent and investment.
- Achieving livability goals requires clear strategies and innovative tools.
By 2050, 70% of the global population will live in cities, making urban livability a top priority for policymakers and planners. While traditionally focused on infrastructure, livability now encompasses cultural appeal, lifestyle amenities, and global competitiveness. Balancing well-being and prosperity for residents with attracting global talent and investment is a complex challenge, but essential for cities to thrive in a rapidly urbanizing world.
