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The Smart City project aligns with the core principles of UN-Habitat and actively supports the collaborative implementation of urban policies with participating countries.

"GBFC focuses on seven key sectors during the infrastructure development phase."

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GBFC focuses on 7 core sectors in smart city infrastructure: Education/Culture, Finance/Consumption, Administrative/Welfare, Communication/Safety, Energy/Environment, Transportation/Movement, and AI/Blockchain Network.
These areas form the backbone of human-centered cities that enhance citizens’ quality of life through technology, policy, and cultural design.
GBFC aligns its smart city vision with the goals of UN-Habitat, particularly the development of the International Guidelines on People-Centred Smart Cities (2025).
UN-Habitat’s guidelines aim to ensure digital urban infrastructure is inclusive, rights-based, and supportive of sustainable development.
GBFC promotes a democratic blockchain-based financial platform to support transparency, civic participation, and equitable access in urban systems.
We encourage global cities to prioritize policies that protect Survival Human Rights and enable sustainable, resilient living environments for all.
Through partnerships, planning, and decentralized innovation, GBFC helps cities thrive — not just digitally, but humanely.

Education / Culture

Education and culture are core pillars of GBFC’s smart city model, enhancing knowledge, creativity, and social cohesion for sustainable development.
Smart cities must ensure equal access to educational and cultural resources to bridge social gaps and promote inclusive innovation.
GBFC supports the development of AI-powered digital learning platforms and blockchain-secured cultural archives to ensure global accessibility and participation.
Through VR/AR integration, cities can foster deeper civic engagement and provide immersive cultural experiences.
GBFC advocates for transparent and decentralized fund management via blockchain to ensure equitable resource distribution.
The MobiDollar Project facilitates automated financing for education and culture infrastructure by leveraging local city assets and enabling secure and efficient capital flow.
By embedding education and culture early in smart city planning, GBFC ensures that all citizens benefit from opportunities for personal growth, economic independence, and cultural identity.
Conclusion: Education and culture must be protected as essential elements of survival human rights. GBFC’s MobiDollar model empowers equitable and transparent development, enabling inclusive access to learning and cultural advancement for every global citizen.

Finance / Consumption

GBFC identifies Finance/Consumption as a strategic foundation for resilient and inclusive smart cities. A fair and transparent financial system supports economic participation and equitable growth.
Inclusive Financial Platforms: By establishing blockchain-based systems, GBFC promotes universal access to secure, low-cost, and transparent financial services, especially for unbanked and underprivileged populations.
Responsible Consumption: AI-powered platforms guide sustainable consumption choices. Citizens are encouraged to engage in eco-conscious behavior through data-driven incentives and tax benefits.
Transparency in Resource Allocation: Public financial management is enhanced with blockchain, ensuring that funds are distributed fairly, and government spending is visible and accountable to all citizens.
MobiDollar Integration: The MobiDollar Project introduces automated financial systems that eliminate intermediaries, reduce costs, and empower cities to leverage their full economic value, including human and industrial assets, to secure upfront funding.
Financial Sovereignty and Equity: GBFC's model quantifies regional productivity as financial collateral, enabling independent and fair economic development even in underdeveloped regions.
Human Rights-Centered Economy: Finance/Consumption strategies are essential to guaranteeing Survival Human Rights by ensuring access to housing, food, healthcare, and opportunities for economic participation.

Administrative / Welfare

GBFC is committed to designing and providing essential policies and platform models that support global civil society. In the Administrative/Welfare sector, GBFC focuses on building systems that protect Survival Human Rights and improve governance efficiency.
Efficient Governance: Smart cities must adopt AI-powered systems that automate administrative workflows, reduce bureaucratic inefficiencies, and enhance public service delivery.
Transparent Welfare Distribution: Blockchain-based platforms can ensure that welfare resources are distributed fairly and reach intended beneficiaries without delays or corruption.
Digital Identity & Service Access: Unified digital ID systems integrated into smart welfare platforms can enable citizens to access benefits easily and securely, reducing inequality in service delivery.
Predictive and Proactive Services: Leveraging AI and big data allows cities to respond quickly to the needs of vulnerable populations and build adaptive social safety nets.
MobiDollar's Contribution: By evaluating the full value of a city—including population potential, service capabilities, and regional assets—MobiDollar enables rapid funding for welfare programs and ensures precision in fund allocation through automated systems.
Social Equity & Trust: Transparent administrative operations help foster citizen trust, reduce systemic inequality, and support inclusive community resilience, especially in underdeveloped regions.
Ultimately, GBFC believes administrative and welfare systems must serve people first, enabling equitable urban development and ensuring that smart cities evolve sustainably while upholding dignity and survival rights for all citizens.

Communication / Safety

GBFC views Communication and Safety as essential pillars for protecting Survival Human Rights in smart cities. These systems ensure that citizens receive timely, reliable information and are safeguarded in times of emergency.
AI-powered monitoring and communication networks help cities automate surveillance, emergency alerts, and public service coordination, improving safety outcomes across the community.
Decentralized blockchain systems are used to verify information integrity, distribute alerts, and maintain transparency in public safety funding and decision-making.
Inclusive platforms provide multilingual, accessible communication to ensure that all citizens—regardless of physical ability or language—can receive critical updates and participate in civic safety networks.
The MobiDollar Project plays a vital role in enabling rapid infrastructure deployment by offering advance funding based on a region’s total productivity. These funds help cities build modern communication channels and automate emergency responses.
Automated emergency financing allows for faster response during disasters or public health crises, ensuring efficient use of resources and protecting vulnerable populations.
Through GBFC’s approach, smart cities can establish trust, ensure fairness, and provide real-time protection—ultimately strengthening the urban fabric and securing basic human dignity for all.

Energy / Environment

GBFC identifies Energy and Environment as critical pillars for sustainable and human-centered smart cities, focusing on clean energy, green infrastructure, and ecological balance.
Smart city planning must prioritize renewable energy integration—including solar, wind, and hydropower—to reduce carbon emissions and promote long-term environmental stability.
Green infrastructure strategies such as eco-friendly construction, urban forests, and smart grids improve public health and reduce environmental stress in urban settings.
Smart waste and water systems powered by AI and IoT help cities manage resources more efficiently, reducing pollution and ensuring access to clean water and air for all.
The MobiDollar Project presents a blockchain-based financial model that supports these environmental initiatives by ensuring transparency, decentralization, and trust in resource allocation.
By integrating AI-driven automation, MobiDollar enables fast, accurate, and data-informed investment into energy and environmental projects—reducing bureaucracy and increasing impact.
Furthermore, the platform quantifies a city’s economic and environmental potential (including energy capacity, resources, and innovation) as measurable collateral to secure upfront funding.
Through this model, GBFC not only proposes a technology-enabled approach to sustainable development, but also actively supports cities in deploying these models via the MobiDollar framework.
Ultimately, GBFC advocates policies that guarantee equitable access to clean energy, healthy environments, and sustainable living as part of global survival human rights.

Transportation / Movement

GBFC recognizes Transportation and Movement as fundamental elements in creating smart cities that are efficient, inclusive, and sustainable.
Efficient mobility systems enhance accessibility, reduce commute time, and support economic activities by ensuring the smooth movement of people and goods.
Smart cities must prioritize eco-friendly transportation infrastructure that includes electric vehicles, pedestrian zones, bike lanes, and low-emission logistics systems.
Accessible public transport for the elderly, disabled, and underserved communities is essential to uphold survival human rights in urban mobility.
The MobiDollar Project offers a blockchain-based financial framework that provides secure, transparent, and democratic support for transportation development.
Through AI-powered traffic systems and automated logistics platforms, MobiDollar enables smart cities to optimize traffic, reduce congestion, and improve public safety.
The project also quantifies a city’s transportation capacity and demand as economic collateral for upfront infrastructure investment, verified by credible institutions.
GBFC’s approach integrates smart mobility with inclusive policy design, ensuring all citizens can benefit from modern, sustainable, and resilient transport systems.

AI / Blockchain Network

GBFC’s Vision for AI/Blockchain Networks in Smart City Infrastructure
AI and blockchain networks are core technologies in smart city design, providing automation, transparency, and security across various sectors.
AI automates processes and enhances decision-making, while blockchain ensures data integrity and transparency in public policies.
Smart cities can use these technologies to improve privacy, real-time analytics, and decentralize data management.
GBFC promotes accessibility by encouraging AI-based support platforms and blockchain-secured digital identities.
The MobiDollar project combines AI and blockchain into a financial model that supports automated transactions and trusted investments.
This model quantifies local technological and economic value to enable fair and effective resource allocation.
Ultimately, GBFC sees these technologies as enablers of human rights–centered urban development that is transparent, inclusive, and sustainable.

The Smart City project aligns with the core principles of UN-Habitat and actively supports the collaborative implementation of urban policies with participating countries.

Smart city Section

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Education/Culture

Finance/Consumption

Administrative/Welfare

Communication/Safety

Energy/Environment

Transportation/Movement

AI/Blockchain Network

Education / Culture

Finance / Consumption

Administrative / Welfare

Communication / Safety

Energy / Environment

Transportation / Movement

AI / Blockchain Network