Driven by its sustainability model, UWI’s masterplans combine economic, technical, environmental, and social objectives. Social aspects include security enhancements, human capacity development, and flexible city aesthetics that respond to shifting resident demands over time. Aspects that contribute to environmental preservation and offer lifestyle improvements include high-quality open spaces, public parks, playgrounds and pedestrian-friendly environments that encourage walkability and reduce the need for transportation.

Efficient, reliable and sustainable energy solutions such as smart grids, smart metering, renewable energy sources and energy storage systems analyze energy consumption, monitor demand and supply and assess future energy requirements. Economic objectives include contributing to GDP, creating new job opportunities, and technology transfer.

From the onset, UWI develops an operating model that provides the highest quality city management services to its residents. Structured partnerships with leading local and international infrastructure developers and operators ensures that UWI cities get the highest quality city management services to deliver cities that are progressive, clean and safe.