Case Study
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Chennai, India: Tamil Nadu Green Climate Company’s Meendum Manjappai campaign
Model: Public-Private Partnerships
Abstract
Chennai is cementing a state-wide single-use plastic ban by linking small women-led enterprises and start-ups to create vending machines supplied with sustainable shopping bags.
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Case Study
Surat, India: Rooftop Solar Panels Project
Model: Enabling Innovation
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Case Study
Pune, India: Electric Vehicle Cell
Model: Non-Commercial Convening
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Recap
MAINSTREAMING GENDER INTO URBAN PLANNING AND DESIGN
The design of a city defines, to a great extent, the activities that take place within it. A lack of gender expertise in urban planning can therefore lead to serious disadvantages for women, children and gender minorities.
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Webinar
What would cities look like if they were designed by women?
This UrbanShift webinar brought together a group of inspirational women to discuss how gender-inclusive urban planning and design can reshape gender roles and create safer, happier and more equitable cities for all.