UN-Habitat was established in 1978 as the United Nations Centre for Human Settlements (UNCHS).

UN-Habitat's mission is to promote sustainable urban development, provide housing for the poor, and improve the living conditions of slum dwellers.

UN-Habitat works in a variety of areas, including urban planning and design, housing and slum upgrading, land management and governance, and urban infrastructure and services.

The New Urban Agenda is a global agreement on sustainable urban development that was adopted by the United Nations in 2016.

The New Urban Agenda has a number of key goals, including making cities more inclusive and equitable, making cities more resilient to climate change, and promoting sustainable urban development.

UN-Habitat plays a key role in implementing the New Urban Agenda by providing technical assistance to countries, mobilizing resources for urban development, and advocating for sustainable urban development.

UN-Habitat faces a number of challenges in its work, including lack of funding, lack of political will, and lack of capacity in developing countries.

UN-Habitat has a number of successes, including helping to improve the living conditions of slum dwellers, promoting sustainable urban development, and advocating for the rights of the urban poor.

UN-Habitat's future is to continue to promote sustainable urban development, work with countries to implement the New Urban Agenda, and advocate for the rights of the urban poor.

There are a number of ways to get involved in UN-Habitat's work, including donating to UN-Habitat, volunteering with UN-Habitat, and advocating for sustainable urban development.

Partnerships are essential for UN-Habitat to achieve its goals, mobilize resources, and share knowledge and best practices.

UN-Habitat works with a variety of partners, including national governments, local governments, non-governmental organizations, and the private sector.

UN-Habitat measures its impact by tracking the number of people who have benefited from its programs, measuring the improvement in the living conditions of slum dwellers, and assessing the impact of its programs on the environment.

UN-Habitat faces a number of challenges in measuring its impact, including lack of data, lack of resources, and lack of capacity.

UN-Habitat can improve its impact measurement by investing in data collection and analysis, strengthening its partnerships with other organizations, and developing new and innovative ways to measure impact.