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Policy-making and Governance: Mapping gaps and identifying opportunities
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Section 1: Leverage learnings
What key insights or innovations from the Her City project are most applicable to future urban planning work?
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Who is it most important that these recommendations are communicated to?
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Which Her City recommendations would you prioritize for implementation?
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What is the best method to communicate these recommendations?
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Are there any community organisations, campaign groups or individuals who are campaigning for similar recommendations? And, how could you collaborate with these groups?
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Allocate resource
Was funding for the Her City intervention sufficient to meet the project's goals?
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If funding was not sufficient, what was the main reason?
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What kinds of funding mechanisms (e.g., participatory budgeting, donor partnerships, municipal funds) could support the scaling of work?
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Who is best placed to enable these funding mechanisms in your local context?
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Mechanisms for participation
Are there existing formal mechanisms for women, youth, or other marginalized groups to participate in urban planning decisions?
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What types of platforms (e.g., councils, advisory boards, digital tools) could be established or strengthened to ensure sustained participation of women, young people and other demographic groups?
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What policy or administrative changes would be needed to formalize and sustain these mechanisms?
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Which of the following objectives are most relevant to the change you want to enable?
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Proceed to the relevant section
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Section 2: Local replication
Which additional sites were considered but not selected during the Her City project? Why?
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Based on project experience, which sites are now high priority for future development?
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Would you need to adapt the project for it to be applicable to this context?
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What resources or partnerships would be required to scale these interventions effectively?
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Section 3: City-wide strategies for scaling
Return to your policy mapping in Block O, which current municipal or regional planning frameworks are relevant to public space or gender-inclusive development?
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To what extent do these frameworks reflect the inclusive approaches applied in your Her City project?
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What steps could be taken to formally incorporate project learnings into existing or future planning guidelines, policies, or development plans?
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How could you use this learning to create a national or regional public space policy?
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Who are the key decision-makers or institutions that would need to be involved to enable this change (e.g. legislators, city planning departments, local government, national ministries)?
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Section 4: National mainstreaming policies
Return to your policy mapping in Block O, which current municipal or regional planning frameworks are relevant to public space or gender-inclusive development?
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To what extent do these frameworks reflect the inclusive approaches applied in your Her City project?
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What steps could be taken to formally incorporate project learnings into existing or future planning guidelines, policies, or development plans?
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How could you use this learning to create a national or regional public space policy?
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Who are the key decision-makers or institutions that would need to be involved to enable this change?
(e.g., city planning departments, local government, national ministries)
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Are there any community organisations, campaign groups or individuals who are campaigning for similar change? And, how could you collaborate with these groups?
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Section 5: Legislative opportunities
Return to your policy review conducted in Block 0, list any the existing laws, policies, or regulations which you mapped directly relevant to your project delivery?
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Note down any additional laws, policies or regulations which you have since found to be relevant to your project delivery.
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Did any of these laws, policies, or regulations present challenges to achieving your project’s goals or make implementation more difficult?
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If yes, which and why?
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If yes, which?
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Who are the key decision-makers or institutions that could champion these changes?
(e.g., city planning departments, local government, national ministries)
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