
José Luis Borau, head of the Department of Accessibility to the Physical Environment of the ONCE Foundation, stressed in his speech at the International Conference on the Future of Accessibility, held recently in Israel, that the cities of the future can´t remain simple 'smart cities', they must fully meet the needs of people with disabilities, becoming inclusive, 'smart human cities' tailored to the needs of all its inhabitants, including those who, for example, have displacement difficulties. An effort that belongs to all, but particularly to the administrations, and that it is essential if one takes into account that, as Borau pointed out, there are currently more than 1,000 million people with reduced mobility (PRM) in the world, also estimating that by 2050 more than 70% of the world's population will live in cities.





