The event proposes a space for listening, exchange, and collaboration to imagine and build — together — cities that are more resilient, human, and joyful. Focusing on practices that place people and nature at the heart of urban development, the initiative seeks to go beyond infrastructure, emphasizing community bonds, civic participation, and socio-environmental innovation. The program includes thematic panels, inspiring talks, and multi-sector dialogue spaces that bring together representatives from government, universities, impact-driven businesses, and civil society organizations. Three major themes will guide the discussions: - Urban Environment — reflecting on the balance between the built environment, nature, and human relationships; - Caring Cities — exploring inclusion, social participation, and an expanded concept of dignified housing that goes beyond physical and structural dimensions; - Innovation and Technology for People and Nature — highlighting creative and sustainable solutions that enhance quality of life and promote new models of urban development.