Journal of Sustainable Urban Wellbeing is dedicated to studying the effects of urban environments, infrastructure, socioeconomic conditions, and ecosystem change on human health, quality of life, and urban sustainability. It focuses on how urban planning, environmental governance, technological innovation, and public policy can build healthy, inclusive, livable, and climate-resilient cities. Grounded in sustainable development and planetary health, the journal integrates urban planning, public health, environmental science, climate science, environmental engineering, sociology, economics, and spatial information science.

The journal addresses the relationships between urban environmental exposures and health outcomes, as well as the actual effects of green infrastructure, sustainable transport, climate adaptation, and smart city technologies. It encourages environmental monitoring, geospatial analysis, epidemiological studies, model simulation, policy evaluation, and participatory research to reveal the mechanisms linking urban environments and human wellbeing, providing a scientific basis for urban health promotion, environmental equity, and sustainable urban governance.