Modern cities are designed by men and for men, thereby limiting women’s access to economic and social development. The “Handbook for Gender-Inclusive Urban Planning and Design” seeks to fill the clear gap between policy and practice, intention and action, by showing why and how to incorporate gender inclusion into urban planning and design.
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