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Lessons and insights from cities that have been leading the way on child-friendly urban planning.

What is it about?

This travelogue paper shares some lessons, insights, and unanswered questions from the author’s visits to cities in Europe and Canada that have been leading the way on child-friendly urban planning.

Why is it important?

At a time of rapidly growing policy and research interest in children's relationship with the built environment, this paper highlights what some leading cities have been doing at the municipal level, with a focus on real-world impact. The paper is part of a wider move beyond framing the topic purely in terms of children's formal participation in planning processes.

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