Literature review and scoping study on the implementation of child friendly cities in the UNIC network

Shirley Martin; Katie Marah; Helen Lynch

Literature review and scoping study on the implementation of child friendly cities in the UNIC network

Shirley Martin
, Katie Marah
, Helen Lynch

School of Applied Social Studies

University College Cork

Research output: Working paper/Preprint › Working paper

Abstract

This UNIC4ER Seed Funded project is exploring the development of best practices for children and young people’s participation in the implementation of child friendly city initiatives in UNIC cities. This overview document will provide broader
understanding of what constitutes child-friendly cities within each municipality and will explore how these insights can be applied to developing a Child Friendly City in Cork.

Original language	English (Ireland)
Place of Publication	Cork
Publisher	University College Cork
Number of pages	47
Publication status	Published - 2024

Keywords

UNIC4ER Seed Fund Initiative
Child friendly cities
UNIC network
[SocialStudies]

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