Sant Cugat has established the institutional role of Commissioner for People with Disabilities, directly linked to the Mayor’s Office. Representing 5% of the population, this position works to ensure rights, visibility, and support for families.

Since 2019, gender-sensitive urban audits have identified areas perceived as unsafe and proposed improvements based on women’s lived experiences. These contributions are integrated into the city’s urban planning processes.

The Social Impact Day, held at ESADE, brought together over 50 organizations to promote the hiring of underrepresented groups. Additionally, more than 700 entrepreneurs have received support, with 66% of them being women entering the labor market.

The Decidim Sant Cugat platform enables direct participation in participatory budgeting, neighborhood councils, and projects like Safe Routes to School. It has engaged over 1,000 participants and allocated a budget of €840,000.

Sant Cugat leverages innovation as a tool for social transformation. With a population representing over 75 nationalities and 19% foreign residents, the city has implemented inclusive policies to ensure equal opportunities and active coexistence.