UN Global Goal 11: Sustainable Cities and Communities (Ages 11 - 17)

The video discusses the importance of designing inclusive, safe, resilient, and sustainable cities. It highlights the historical context of sustainable cities, modern definitions of livability, and the challenges faced by urban and rural communities. The video also presents innovative solutions like the Kilis refugee camp, community fridges in Scotland, and New York's High Line, emphasizing the role of community connection in creating a safer, more inclusive future.

What was one of the key features of ancient Greek city planning?

• Streets planned in straight lines

• Curved streets for aesthetic appeal

• Underground tunnels for travel

• Tall skyscrapers for more space

What is a modern aspect of livability in cities?

• Reducing public parks

• Access to affordable housing

• Building more shopping malls

• Increasing the number of cars

What is a common issue faced by people in small towns?

• Excessive noise pollution

• Lack of internet connectivity

• Reduced public transport links

• Overcrowded public spaces

How does the Kilis refugee camp in Turkey provide stability to its residents?

• By offering luxury apartments

• By providing concrete shelters

• By having a large shopping center

• By organizing daily community events

What transformation took place in New York to create a public space?

• An old factory was converted into a museum

• A riverbank was developed into a beach

• A disused railway bed became the High Line

• A parking lot was turned into a park