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THE UNITED NATIONS Centre for Human Settlements (Habitat) was established in 1978, two years after the United Nations Conference on Human Settlements in Vancouver, Canada. Based in Nairobi, Kenya, UNCHS (Habitat) is the lead agency within the UN system for coordinating activities in the field of human settlements. The Centre was the secretariat for the second United Nations Conference on Human Settlements (Habitat II) held in Istanbul, Turkey, in June 1996. This conference formulated the Habitat Agenda and the Istanbul Declaration in which governments committed themselves to the goals of adequate shelter for all and sustainable urban development. Habitat is the focal point for the implementation of these commitments. Habitat’s operational activities focus on promoting housing for all, improving urban governance, reducing urban poverty, improving the living environment, and managing disaster mitigation and post-conflict rehabilitation. The Centre is supporting the implementation of the Habitat Agenda at local, national and regional levels. At the end of 1998, UNCHS (Habitat) had 238 technical programmes and projects under execution in 86 countries, with an annual budget totalling US$ 70 million. During the biennium 2000-2001, Habitat will launch two significant global campaigns, one for secure tenure and the other on urban governance. The aim of these campaigns is to reduce urban poverty through policies which emphasize equity, sustainability and social justice. Strategic and operational partnerships with government, local authorities, nongovernmental and community-based organizations, the private sector and UN agencies are crucial to the success of these campaigns. Another major activity for the biennium is the preparation and servicing of Istanbul+5, the special session of the UN General Assembly planned for June 2001, which will review and appraise the worldwide implementation of the Habitat Agenda.

UNCHS (Habitat) - the global campaign for good urban governance