Report DC-AA-5 [*] DEEEP-REPORT-2018-011

Whose City? An evaluation of urban safety for women in 10 countries

ActionAid

2017
ActionAid

Abstract: The New Urban Agenda agreed at the United Nations Conference on Housing and Sustainable Urban Development (also called Habitat III) in Quito, October 2016, guides nation states, city and regional authorities and others in their thinking about cities, urbanisation and sustainable development. It commits to making real the concept of ‘cities for all’ (often referred to as the ‘right to the city’), bringing together a set of already internationally recognised rights to ensure that inhabitants enjoy a just and sustainable city, which is essential for a high quality of life. Women’s participation is essential for building cities that are enjoyed fairly and equally by all who live in and access them. It is fundamental that their voices are heard and their experiences considered when shaping the city.

Keyword(s): Safe public trasport ; Gender Violence ; Safe Cities for Women ; Sustainable Urban Develpment ; Good Practice ; Country Cases

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