Around 800 million people worldwide still live in extreme poverty
Baku Call to Action
Mayor of Gambia’s capital issues call from Baku
UN-Habitat chief: World must move toward systemic transformation in housing sector
Iliana Iotova: Azerbaijan and Bulgaria enjoy excellent relations elevated to the level of strategic partnership - EXCLUSIVE INTERVIEW
Boston Consulting Group: Baku demonstrates positive indicators in quality of life
Rossbach: For the first time at WUF13, heads of state jointly discussed housing policy
Special Rapporteur: Participation of persons with disabilities in decision-making is a legal requirement
EBRD: Construction of “smart buildings” reduces energy consumption
WUF13: International conference organized by Baku Initiative Group held in Baku - PHOTO
Special representative: Numerous measures envisaged to ensure sustainable return of former internally displaced persons
Kenyan delegate: Young people continue the fight against inequality
WUF13 conference participants adopt statement on colonial injustices and housing inequality
OTS Secretary General: We have reached an agreement on a new cooperation plan with UN-Habitat
UN official: Azerbaijan contributes to cooperation with the Global South
NGO Forum becomes part of official WUF program for first time in history
Maimunah Mohd Sharif: NGOs play the role of a key bridge in decision-making
Rossbach: Around 2.8 billion people lack access to safe housing
Former EU commissioner: Half of the world’s population lives in cities, and this figure is steadily increasing
President: Africa will not remain an agriculture-based continent after 25 years
Mexico pavilion opens at “Urban Expo” exhibition - PHOTO
President of Libya's Presidential Council: Resolving urban problems requires strengthening international partnership
Iliana Iotova: “The Baku Call to Action” should be remembered for the homes built thanks to it, not for speeches
UN-Habitat Executive Director: We have gathered in Baku in a spirit of resilience
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