Communities of different sizes and in different cultures have different structures and responsibilities.
Communities of different sizes and in different cultures have different structures and responsibilities.
The LivCom Finals 2024 will be organized by the LivCom Committee in collaboration with multiple UN agencies, international organizations and several departments of Egypt. In addition to the United Nations Centre for Regional Development (UNCRD), the International Institute on Ageing, United Nations (UN-INIA), and the International Society of City and Regional Planners (ISOCARP), relevant organizations from the European Union, the League of Arab States, UNESCO, the United Nations University (UNU) and UN-Habitat are expected to join in the cooperation.
This year's LivCom Finals will be organized in conjunction with the WUF12, lasting for 4 days and returning to Cairo after five years following the success of the LivCom Finals 2018 in Cairo. Participants will be arranged to attend WUF12-related events during or after the Finals, which will greatly increase networking opportunities and benefits throughout the world. LivCom Forum 2024 will focus on the theme of "Smart Cities" for the first time, where you will meet closely with the world's leading speakers and scientists. Participants will also benefit a lot from a number of high-level technical conferences, training sessions, and city tours and social events in Cairo specially arranged by the host.
For more information, please follow the website regularly for further releases.
When will the LivCom Finals be held in 2024?
It will be held in Cairo in early November 2024 in conjunction with the WUF12, with the exact dates and agenda to be released shortly.
Is there any fees for participating in the LivCom Awards?
Participation in the competition is free of charge. However, you will be responsible for covering your round-trip travel, accommodation and personal expenses.
What are the requirements for submissions?
For Whole City Award, the initial written submission should consist of: Maximum of 4,500 words in English – not including titles/tables/headers etc. Maximum of 24 photographs to be captioned and dated. The submission should show how your city is addressing each of the six criteria and practical age-friendly measures are encouraged to be included in the Written Submission.
For Project and T&S Awards, the word limit for a Submission is 3,000, not counting photo captions, maps, tables, diagrams etc., together with up to 10 captioned photographs.
Please check more requirements on the website.
How many representatives are allowed for the final Presentation?
If the Submissions pass the preliminary evaluation and the applicants are shortlisted in the Finals, a maximum of three representatives for Whole City Award and a maximum of two representatives for Project Award and Technology and Solution Award will be permitted to make the Presentation, plus an interpreter if required. At the end of each Presentation, the Judges will ask questions.
During the Finals Presentations, the Jury encourage candidates of Whole City Award further explain how to incorporate concepts, technologies and practices related to age-friendly cities and smart cities based on the Judging Criteria.
How to sign up for the competition?
You can register by submitting your information via the website or sending the registration form to info@livcomsawards.org.
The 21st LivCom Finals originally scheduled in December 2022 will be postponed to April-May 2023
The International Awards for Liveable Communities 2022 (LivCom Awards) is now open for registration.
First Online International Livcom Awards will take place between 6-8 December 2021.We look forward to meeting you.