Meeting demographic imbalance through sustainable urban & economic incentives

The imbalance in the demographic distribution of population and activities is one of the most important challenges facing urban gatherings of all kinds, especially in mega-million cities and capitals, where they continuously act as magnets for the population because of the availability of job opportunities and community services, especially between urban and rural gatherings located in the broader scope. for those urban agglomerations. Which ultimately leads to more pressure on the infrastructure of these urban communities and thus the emergence of many problems in different sectors to meet this growth. Therefore, dealing with this challenge is a double-edged sword, as successful dealing with it, especially through the optimal use of resources and in a sustainable manner, would achieve the quality of life that everyone desires, thus leaving no one behind (the New Urban Agenda). The Egyptian government, with its various ministries under the leadership of the Ministry of Housing, Utilities and Urban Communities, dealt in this matter differently during the past five years than in previous years, which was internationally recognized when the New Urban Communities Authority of the Ministry of Housing earned the United Nations Human Settlements Program Appreciation Award for the year 2021. On the best practices and efforts made in sustainable urban development.