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Mrs. Vy, Department of Urban Infrastructure and Technical Services, People’s Committee of Ban Thach Ward

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Mrs. Vy, Department of Urban Infrastructure and Technical Services, People’s Committee of Ban Thach Ward

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I declare my commitment to live green, live healthy, and live kindly every day — starting from small actions: reducing plastic waste, using public transportation, planting more trees, and spreading the spirit of a healthy and sustainable lifestyle to those around me.

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Mrs. Vy, Department of Urban Infrastructure and Technical Services, People’s Committee of Ban Thach Ward

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Mrs. Vy, Department of Urban Infrastructure and Technical Services, People’s Committee of Ban Thach Ward

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The city can create more spaces for young people to learn, explore, and grow. Specifically:

Develop community hubs that offer sports, music, art, and entrepreneurship activities.

Strengthen school-based mental health programs to help youth cope with academic and life pressures.

Promote green transportation—walking, cycling, and eco-friendly public transit—so that young people can stay healthy while contributing to environmental protection.

When young people are given opportunities and a positive environment, they become a source of creativity and energy that drives the city’s sustainable growth.

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Mrs Vy, Department of Urban Infrastructure and Technical Services, People’s Committee of Ban Thach Ward

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Mrs Vy, Department of Urban Infrastructure and Technical Services, People’s Committee of Ban Thach Ward

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In my opinion, the most important foundation of a healthy city lies in its clean environment and green spaces that harmonize with people’s lives.
A city can only truly be “healthy” when every citizen can breathe clean air, has places to exercise, relax, and connect with others.

In addition, safety, equality, and community cohesion play an equally vital role. When people feel secure and respected, they live happier and more positively — and that is the essence of lasting mental well-being.

For example, tree-lined streets, open parks, free playgrounds for children, and community health programs all help nurture a livable and healthy city.

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Nguyen Hoang Yen, Deputy Head of the Environmental Protection Sub-Department, Department of Natural Resources and Environemnt of Da Nang City

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Nguyen Hoang Yen, Deputy Head of the Environmental Protection Sub-Department, Department of Natural Resources and Environemnt of Da Nang City

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I declare that I will develop and implement environmental protection initiatives within my assigned responsibilities, contributing to building a healthier and more sustainable city.

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Nguyen Hoang Yen, Deputy Head of the Environmental Protection Sub-Department, Departmen of Natural Resources and Environment of Da Nang City

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Nguyen Hoang Yen, Deputy Head of the Environmental Protection Sub-Department, Departmen of Natural Resources and Environment of Da Nang City

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The city should be a place that nurtures young people, with the following key solutions:

Establish support mechanisms for employment, helping young people access job opportunities, stabilize their lives, and contribute to building a healthy and sustainable city.

Provide practical skills training and career development programs to empower young people in their personal and professional growth.

Create public spaces that encourage young people to engage in community activities, improve their physical and mental well-being, and strengthen social connections.

Promote the participation of youth in cultural and historical education, in connection with heritage preservation, tourism development, and climate change adaptation — encouraging innovative and locally distinctive approaches.

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Mr. Mamadou Badiane, Chief of Staff, Municipality of Tambacounda

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Mr. Mamadou Badiane, Chief of Staff, Municipality of Tambacounda

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I advocate for the training of young people to enhance their employability and for stronger efforts in the fight and awareness-raising against drug abuse.

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Mr. Mamadou Badiane, Chief of Staff, Municipality of Tambacounda

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Mr. Mamadou Badiane, Chief of Staff, Municipality of Tambacounda

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Youth empowerment through employability training and the protection of young people from drug abuse as key to community wellbeing.

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Nguyen Hoang Yen, Deputy Head of the Environmental Protection Sub-Department, Department of Natural Resources and Environment of Da Nang City

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Nguyen Hoang Yen, Deputy Head of the Environmental Protection Sub-Department, Department of Natural Resources and Environment of Da Nang City

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In my opinion, a healthy city is one where both residents and visitors can enjoy good physical and mental well-being.

Physical health:

Citizens have access to fresh, clean, and nutritious food. There are many public spaces, parks, and sports areas where people can walk, jog, cycle, practice yoga, or participate in other physical activities. Awareness programs are organized regularly to promote healthy lifestyles among citizens and communities.

Healthcare services are comprehensive, accessible, and ensure regular health check-ups and medical care when needed.

The city maintains a clean living environment, free from pollution caused by wastewater, emissions, solid waste, and other contaminants.

The transportation system is well-connected and synchronized; citizens comply strictly with traffic laws, minimizing the risk of accidents.

The city develops as an ecological and resilient urban area, capable of adapting to climate change, natural disasters, and epidemics.

Livelihoods, employment, and vocational training:

A healthy city ensures improved and sustainable livelihoods for its residents, reducing dependence on natural resource exploitation.

Vocational training and job creation programs are strengthened to provide stable employment opportunities for local people.

Education and training:

All citizens have access to education and training opportunities. Children can attend school, and diverse learning formats are offered to meet community needs.

Mental health:

The city provides peaceful and green spaces where residents can relax, meditate, or enjoy music.

Community activities, clubs, and volunteer programs are encouraged to foster social connections, reduce loneliness, and promote positive relationships.

Cultural, artistic, and recreational activities are supported to bring joy, relaxation, and personal growth to citizens.

Infrastructure:

Urban infrastructure is developed in a synchronized and integrated manner, meeting the needs of both residents and visitors.

It is also designed to withstand harsh natural conditions and adapt to climate change impacts such as floods, droughts, and saltwater intrusion.

Family relationships:

Families live in harmony and happiness. Generations maintain and pass down the good traditions of their ancestors.

Social equity:

All citizens are treated fairly, with special attention given to vulnerable groups such as persons with disabilities, low-income earners, the elderly, and those with limited access to opportunities. The city promotes stable employment and livelihoods for all.

Security and safety:

Public order and safety are maintained. There are no incidents of violence, disputes, or social evils caused by law violations.

Landscape and environment:

The urban landscape is green, clean, and beautiful, with wastewater properly collected and treated.

Tourism:

The city attracts tourists and connects local traditional products with visitors, contributing to the local economy and cultural identity.

A truly healthy city is one where citizens naturally demonstrate civilized behavior, comply with laws as part of their daily routine—without the need for enforcement or penalties.

In summary, a healthy city achieves harmony between physical and mental well-being, where citizens live and work in happiness, safety, and have access to healthcare and improved living conditions. Especially, when themes of health, environment, and social well-being are embedded in the city’s identity—such as “Environmental City” or “Cu Lao Cham – No Plastic Bags”—they create a strong and lasting impression on visitors and build a sense of pride among residents.

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We are advocating for the establishment of an ambitious youth training policy capable of significantly strengthening employability and reducing the psychological distress caused by unemployment

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Mr Pape Banda Dieye, Mayor of Tambacounda

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Mr Pape Banda Dieye, Mayor of Tambacounda

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The city should develop and implement a strong youth training and employment policy to provide professional opportunities and economic stability for young people.

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Mr Pape Banda Dieye, Mayor of Tambacounda

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Mr Pape Banda Dieye, Mayor of Tambacounda

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Access to quality and ambitious youth training programs that enhance employability and reduce psychological distress caused by unemployment and job insecurity.

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Mrs Coly Mabintou Sambou, Head of Health committee for Municipality of Tambacounda

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Mrs Coly Mabintou Sambou, Head of Health committee for Municipality of Tambacounda

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We need to strengthen adolescent mental health services and build the capacity of those supporting youth — from health providers to peer educators — to ensure early support and sustainable interventions in every school and neighborhood

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Mrs Coly Mabintou Sambou, Head of Health committee for Municipality of Tambacounda

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Mrs Coly Mabintou Sambou, Head of Health committee for Municipality of Tambacounda

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The city should strengthen the capacities of health providers, teachers, youth facilitators, and peer educators to recognize warning signs, provide early support, and empower adolescent mental health clubs to sustain interventions.

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Mrs Coly Mabintou Sambou, Head of Health committee for Municipality of Tambacounda

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Mrs Coly Mabintou Sambou, Head of Health committee for Municipality of Tambacounda

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Ensuring that adolescents have access to adapted mental health services and supportive networks that can help prevent early marriage, unwanted pregnancies, violence, and substance abuse.

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Mrs. Coly Mabinta Sambou, Chairperson of the Health Committee of Tambacounda Municipality 

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Mrs. Coly Mabinta Sambou, Chairperson of the Health Committee of Tambacounda Municipality 

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Ensuring that adolescents have access to adapted mental health services and supportive networks that can help prevent early marriage, unwanted pregnancies, violence, and substance abuse.

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Wolty Gueye, 50 years old, Gender and Health/Nutrition Officer, IEF

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Wolty Gueye, 50 years old, Gender and Health/Nutrition Officer, IEF

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For a more inclusive school environment, we want toilets adapted for menstrual hygiene, training on making reusable sanitary pads, and awareness programs on adolescent health and nutrition

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Wolty Gueye, 50 years old, Gender and Health/Nutrition Officer, IEF

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Wolty Gueye, 50 years old, Gender and Health/Nutrition Officer, IEF

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The city should invest in menstrual hygiene infrastructure and health education programs to better support adolescents, particularly girls, in schools.

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Wolty Gueye, 50 years old, Gender and Health/Nutrition Officer, IEF

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Wolty Gueye, 50 years old, Gender and Health/Nutrition Officer, IEF

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Ensuring that schools are inclusive and supportive environments where students—especially girls—can manage their hygiene, health, and nutrition with dignity and access to proper education and awareness.

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María Liliana Pérez, mayor's office of Palmira

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María Liliana Pérez, mayor's office of Palmira

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Increase educational and sporting opportunities

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María Liliana Pérez, mayor's office of Palmira

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María Liliana Pérez, mayor's office of Palmira

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Safety is one of the most relevant topics

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Natalia Colorado, children's liaison of mayor's office of Palmira

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Natalia Colorado, children's liaison of mayor's office of Palmira

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The city could provide spaces for their integral development, through art, sports and entrepreneurship, promoting the healthy use of free time.

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Natalia Colorado, children's liaison of mayor's office of Palmira

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Natalia Colorado, children's liaison of mayor's office of Palmira

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Safety, access to health, education and food services, art and culture

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Raymond Kporvu, 33, Executive Director, House of Perspectives (HoPe)

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Raymond Kporvu, 33, Executive Director, House of Perspectives (HoPe)

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In Tokokoe, one of the most pressing issues affecting the health and well-being of our community is the lack of access to safe and clean drinking water. Many residents rely on unsafe water sources, which has led to the spread of waterborne diseases such as typhoid and diarrhea.

The provision of reliable, potable water is essential not only for good health but also for improving hygiene, sanitation, and overall quality of life. Access to clean water would help reduce illness, support children’s regular school attendance, and promote better community development.

Addressing this challenge requires collective action from government agencies, NGOs, and local communities. This will ensure sustainable water systems and education on water hygiene practices. Clean water is not just a basic need; it’s a foundation for a healthy and thriving Tokokoe. 💧

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Tran Van Ha, Division of Culture and Social Affairs – People’s Committee of Tam Ky Ward

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Tran Van Ha, Division of Culture and Social Affairs – People’s Committee of Tam Ky Ward

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As the person in charge of cultural and social affairs in Tam Kỳ ward, and also someone who has long been involved in the education sector, I commit to:

- Setting an example and taking the lead in practicing a green and civilized lifestyle; closely coordinating with schools, organizations, and neighborhoods to promote and educate people of all ages, especially youth, about living green, healthy, and responsibly.

- Integrating the goal of “Green citizens - Healthy city” into all cultural, educational, sports, and community activities of the ward. Encouraging and supporting initiatives from residents and students in protecting the environment, building a civilized lifestyle, and preserving local identity.

I believe that when every official and every citizen becomes a “green citizen”, we will together make Tam Kỳ ward and Đà Nẵng city truly a healthy, civilized, and happy place to live.

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Tran Van Ha, Division of Culture and Social Affairs – People’s Committee of Tam Ky Ward

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Tran Van Ha, Division of Culture and Social Affairs – People’s Committee of Tam Ky Ward

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For sustainable development, young people must be placed at the center of innovation.

They need knowledge, creative spaces, job opportunities, to be heard, and to be trusted.

It’s important to create an environment that supports their all-round development - in learning, careers, and creativity,  and to build a “youth-friendly city.

The city should also provide opportunities for young people to take part in social, volunteer, environmental, and digital transformation activities; while caring for their mental well-being and giving them trust and opportunities to contribute.

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Tran Van Ha, Division of Culture and Social Affairs – People’s Committee of Tam Ky Ward

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Tran Van Ha, Division of Culture and Social Affairs – People’s Committee of Tam Ky Ward

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A healthy city, first of all, must be a place where people live in a safe, clean environment - with opportunities to exercise, connect with the community, and nurture a positive spirit.

The most important thing is that city leadership, planning, and management must put citizens’ health at the center. All planning, investment, and public services should aim to create a living environment that is safe, clean, green, and friendly.

Such a city should have a strong and effective primary health care system, a clean environment with good waste, food, and water management, and infrastructure that encourages physical activity - building a connected, caring, and safe community.

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Rakhi Rathore, Chairman-Jaipur Nagar Nigam Greater

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Rakhi Rathore, Chairman-Jaipur Nagar Nigam Greater

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We are continuously striving to make public places clean, accessible and healthy and now we would like the adolescents associated with this project to work with the Municipal Corporation and contribute as key stakeholders in improving other public places in Jaipur.

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I declare that through the SVHPS project, I will continue to work on transforming the temporary developments into permanent ones. Together with the youth, we have already begun the permanent development of Maharana Pratap Park. Moving forward, with the continued support of these young individuals, we will also focus on developing other parks within the ward.

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Sergio Yepez, 35 - Local Government Quevedo

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Sergio Yepez, 35 - Local Government Quevedo

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My commitment is to contribute from my space with fresh ideas that help adolescents have greater participation in the decisions made for Quevedo. I want to be part of the positive changes that strengthen their voices and help build a more inclusive city with opportunities for everyone.

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Sergio Yepez, 35 - Local Government Quevedo

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Sergio Yepez, 35 - Local Government Quevedo

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I believe Quevedo can do much more for its adolescents by giving them greater prominence, improving public spaces, and creating places where they can share and learn. It’s important to nurture their talents and skills through workshops, sports, and cultural activities that help them grow. In this way, young people and adolescents can develop with more opportunities and feel like active participants in the progress of our city.

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Sergio Yepez, 35 - Local Government Quevedo

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Sergio Yepez, 35 - Local Government Quevedo

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What matters most for my health and well-being in Quevedo is living in a safe city, where we can walk peacefully and enjoy clean, pleasant spaces to share with family and friends. When we take care of our safety and strengthen coexistence, we make Quevedo a joyful, hardworking, and supportive city — where the river, the people, and our traditions remind us every day of the pride of being from Quevedo.

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Mr. Jnanedra Pradhan, 39, Social Mobilization Expert(SME) & ODF, Bhubaneswar Municipal Corporation

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Mr. Jnanedra Pradhan, 39, Social Mobilization Expert(SME) & ODF, Bhubaneswar Municipal Corporation

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I declare that I will actively support initiatives that promote skill development and youth employment in my city. I am personally committed to encouraging young people to learn new skills, explore opportunities, and contribute to building a stronger and more developed community.

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Mr. Ajit Behera, 35, Corporator, Ward No. 56, Bhubaneswar

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Mr. Ajit Behera, 35, Corporator, Ward No. 56, Bhubaneswar

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I declare that I will actively contribute to creating a cleaner, greener, and more inclusive city by promoting sanitation, plantation, and youth participation. I am committed to inspiring young people to take leadership in building a healthier and more compassionate community.

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Mr. Jnanedra Pradhan, 39, Social Mobilization Expert(SME) & ODF, Bhubaneswar Municipal Corporation

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Mr. Jnanedra Pradhan, 39, Social Mobilization Expert(SME) & ODF, Bhubaneswar Municipal Corporation

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My city can do better for young people by developing advanced infrastructure, promoting skill-based education, and attracting industries and companies that create job opportunities. This will empower the youth to build sustainable careers and contribute to the city’s economic growth.

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Mr. Ajit Behera, 35, Corporator, Ward No. 56, Bhubaneswar

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Mr. Ajit Behera, 35, Corporator, Ward No. 56, Bhubaneswar

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Establish vocational and life-skill training centers in partnership with NGOs and local institutions, focusing on girls and youth with disabilities.

Introduce digital literacy and entrepreneurship programs to promote self-employment.

Set up career guidance cells in schools and colleges.

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Mr. Jnanedra Pradhan, 39, Social Mobilization Expert(SME) & ODF, Bhubaneswar Municipal Corporation

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Mr. Jnanedra Pradhan, 39, Social Mobilization Expert(SME) & ODF, Bhubaneswar Municipal Corporation

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Behavior change and health awareness are essential for improving the well-being of adolescent girls in my city. Encouraging open discussions on menstrual hygiene, balanced nutrition, and personal safety—while breaking taboos and myths—can help girls adopt healthier habits, build confidence, and lead dignified lives.

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Mr. Ajit Behera, 35, Corporator, Ward No. -56, Bhubaneswar

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Mr. Ajit Behera, 35, Corporator, Ward No. -56, Bhubaneswar

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1. Community Cleanliness Drives: Organize weekly or monthly cleanliness campaigns with local youth, SHGs, and schools. Recognize the cleanest street or ward with small awards.

2. Better Waste Management: Coordinate door-to-door garbage collection and install public dustbins at key points. Encourage composting units for biodegradable waste.

3. Promoting Plantation and Green Cover: Conduct community tree plantation drives and promote rooftop or kitchen gardens to improve air quality.

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I declare that I will advocate for more youth participation in local urban planning processes.

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For me, ensuring safe, inclusive, and accessible public spaces contributes directly to citizens’ wellbeing.

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"We must integrate adolescents’ perspectives into urban design policies to make Jaipur more youth-inclusive."

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The city could consider strengthening the organization of practical and experiential activities, with particular attention to the preschool age group — the foundational stage of development. This is a golden period for nurturing thinking skills and inspiring a passion for learning. Creating more opportunities for children to directly explore fields such as science, art, and nature not only supports their holistic physical and mental development but also builds a strong foundation for future knowledge acquisition. These activities will encourage innate curiosity, foster creativity, and help children develop observation and problem-solving skills from an early age, thereby unlocking the full potential of future generations.

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Nguyen Thi Anh Thao, Former Deputy Secretary, Da Nang Youth  Union

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Nguyen Thi Anh Thao, Former Deputy Secretary, Da Nang Youth  Union

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I declare my commitment to help make Da Nang a truly child- and youth-friendly city where every young person’s voice is valued and heard. I will continue to support mentoring and life-skills programs that empower children and adolescents to transform their ideas into real, lasting projects that create positive change for young people and the community.

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Le Ngoc Nhien Ha, Head of the Youth and School Affairs Committee, Da Nang Youth Union

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Le Ngoc Nhien Ha, Head of the Youth and School Affairs Committee, Da Nang Youth Union

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For a more healthy and friendly city for young people, Da Nang should (i) expand outreach to ensure that voices of vulnerable youth — such as those from rural, migrant, or disadvantaged backgrounds — are equally heard; (ii) enhance digital engagement platforms

platforms where young people can safely share opinions, report issues like e-cigarette use or school violence, and access mental health support.

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Nguyen Thi Anh Thao, Former Deputy Secretary, Da Nang Youth  Union

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Nguyen Thi Anh Thao, Former Deputy Secretary, Da Nang Youth  Union

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Da Nang has made impressive progress in listening to children’s voices — turning their ideas into real actions like playgrounds, libraries, and mental health programs. However, the city could do even better by creating sustained, youth-led mechanisms that allow young people to participate not only in consultations but also in decision-making and monitoring how their proposals are implemented.

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I declare that I will support initiatives that make our city cleaner, greener, and safer for every young people

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Rakesh Kumar Patro, Zonal Deputy Commissioner

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Rakesh Kumar Patro, Zonal Deputy Commissioner

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Bhubaneswar can do better by creating platforms for youth participation in decision-making, where their voices guide our urban development

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We can integrate adolescent needs into our planning by co-designing parks, walkways, and public areas that encourage play, creativity, and social connection

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Rakesh Kumar Patro, Zonal Deputy Comissioner

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Rakesh Kumar Patro, Zonal Deputy Comissioner

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Urban greenery, easy mobility, and access to basic services like sanitation and safe drinking water are the backbone of our city’s health

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Ensuring access to clean, safe, and inclusive public spaces for all citizens especially children and adolescents is essential for our city’s wellbeing