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QUITO DECLARATION ON SUSTAINABLE CITIES AND HUMAN SETTLEMENTS FOR ALL基多宣言——全人类的永续城市和住区1. We, the Heads of State and Government, Ministers and High Representatives, have gathered at the United Nations Conference on Housing and Sustainable Urban Development （Habitat III） from 17 to 20 October 2016 in Quito, Ecuador, with the participation of sub-national and local governments, parliamentarians, civil society, indigenous peoples and local communities, the private sector, professionals and practitioners, the scientific and academic community, and other relevant stakeholders, to adopt a New Urban Agenda.1. 我们是各个国家、政府的首脑、部长以及高级代表，在2016年的10月17-20日相聚于厄瓜多尔首都基多，参加联合国关于住房和永续城市发展的会议（人居III），通过了新城市议程。参与会议的还有各个国家、省市和地方政府、议员、公民组织、原住民和当地居民、私营部门、专业人士和从业者、科研和学术群体，以及其他利益相关方。2.By 2050 the world urban population is expected to nearly double, making urbanization one of the 21st century’s most transformative trends. As the population, economic activities, social and cultural interactions, as well as environmental and humanitarian impacts, are increasingly concentrated in cities, this poses massive sustainability challenges in terms of housing, infrastructure, basic services, food security, health, education, decent jobs, safety, and natural resources, among others.2. 到2050年，世界城市人口预计将接近翻番，使城镇化成为21世纪最大的变革趋势之一。由于全世界的人口、经济活动、社会和文化交流，以及环境、人道主义影响都越来越向城市集中，这对城市的住房、基础设施、基本服务、食品安全、健康、教育、体面的工作、安全和自然资源的永续发展带来了巨大的挑战。3.Since the United Nations Conferences on Human Settlements in Vancouver in 1976 and in Istanbul in 1996, and the adoption of the Millennium Development Goals in 2000, we have seen improvements in the quality of life of millions of urban inhabitants, including slum and informal settlement dwellers. However, the persistence of multiple forms of poverty, growing inequalities, and environmental degradation, remain among the major obstacles to sustainable development worldwide, with social and economic exclusion and spatial segregation often an irrefutable reality in cities and human settlemen