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Safe, playable, and accessible? Children's exclusion from urban spaces
Only 36% of children in Dhaka have a park within a short walk of home, and even those spaces often fail girls, adolescents and children with disabilities. What does it take to build cities where children can safely play?About the author/sRafeya AzadRafeya Azad is a social policy expert and 2021 Chevening Scholar specialising in monitoring and evaluation, policy evaluation and partner management. She leads the Research, Learning and Knowledge fun…
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Safe, playable, and accessible? Children's exclusion from urban spaces
Only 36% of children in Dhaka have a park within a short walk of home, and even those spaces often fail girls, adolescents and children with disabilities. What does it take to build cities where children can safely play?About the author/sRafeya AzadRafeya Azad is a social policy expert and 2021 Chevening Scholar specialising in monitoring and evaluation, policy evaluation and partner management. She leads the Research, Learning and Knowledge fun…
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