The Right to a City

The Right to a City is a concept that advocates for all residents to have equitable access to urban resources, infrastructure, and decision-making processes. It emphasizes that cities should serve the needs of their inhabitants, especially marginalized groups, promoting inclusive development, public participation, and social justice. Essentially, it means everyone has a right to shape and benefit from urban life, ensuring cities are spaces of fairness, opportunity, and community well-being rather than tools for exclusion or inequality.