Abu Dhabi completes 60 projects worth Dh12 billion, launches next phase
The Department of Municipalities and Transport (DMT) has launched the second phase of its Livability Strategy, marking a major evolution of the foundational strategy after the first phase achieved its objectives of enhancing the readiness and integration of residential neighborhoods, infrastructure and facilities across the emirate. The second phase sets out a five-year vision aimed at raising…
The Department of Municipalities and Transport (DMT) in Abu Dhabi has launched the second phase of its Livability Strategy, building upon the success of the first phase which achieved the provision of essential facilities and infrastructure across residential neighborhoods. This new phase, spanning five years, aims to ensure the operational quality, effectiveness, and social impact of these facilities.
While the first phase invested Dh12 billion in over 60 projects, the second phase will measure not just completion, but also the utilization and community engagement of these facilities. The strategy's performance criteria now assess operational efficiency and the effectiveness of community programs hosted at these facilities. The launch marks Abu Dhabi's continued commitment to a data-driven approach to urban and social transformation, prioritizing the well-being of citizens, residents, and visitors.
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