The Urban Renewal Authority (URA) is a statutory body established in May 2001 under the Urban Renewal Authority Ordinance. Committed to revitalizing Hong Kong's urban areas, the URA follows the guidance set out in the Urban Renewal Strategy, with a focus on people-oriented, area-based, and community engagement-driven approach. The core businesses of the URA encompass both redevelopment and rehabilitation of buildings, as well as conservation, revitalization, and redevelopment. These initiatives aim to provide Hong Kong residents with a sustainable and high-quality living environment.

The URA is dedicated to creating a vibrant and improved urban landscape, making Hong Kong a world-class metropolis with a better living environment. Transparent and accountable governance principles are upheld by the URA Board and its committees, reflecting their commitment to public responsibility. Demonstrating a deep commitment to sustainable development and social welfare, the URA's annual report and 20th-anniversary activities showcase the organization's mission in enhancing communities and city life.