Rewarding initiatives with great impact.


 The UN-Habitat Scroll of Honour award is one of the highlights of the World Habitat Day global observance. The award, a plaque engraved with the name of the winner, is presented to the selected winners during the global observance.

2025 Winners.



Public Works Studio from Beirut, Lebanon.
For its pioneering commitment to spatial justice and housing rights demonstrated by its innovative “Housing Monitor” initiative empowering vulnerable communities.

LEBANON


Ms. Clara Marina Brugada Molina, Mexico.

For her visionary, participatory approach to urban regeneration and social justice exemplified by her “UTOPIAS” model of inclusive community spaces.

MEXICO


Mr. Israel Smart from Jos Plateau, Nigeria.

For his transformative “Hydroponic Farm-in- a-Box” innovation, which exemplifies an inclusive, circular, and climate-smart approach to sustainable urban food systems and resilient community livelihoods.

NIGERIA


Just a Change from Lisboa, Portugal.

For combating housing poverty illustrated by its mission to “Renovate Homes, Rebuild Lives, and Restore Dignity” across vulnerable communities.


Portugal


Gangwon State IUTC, Republic of Korea.

A Special Citation for strengthening global capacity for sustainable urban development through training and international collaboration.




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