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None of the work we do would be possible without the support and encouragement from our partners.

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Haryana 122001
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Latest Blog

What makes a street safe for women at night? June 26, 2020
A gender-friendly home April 14, 2020
What Comes Next? April 6, 2020

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Building a world where everyone can move around without fear, specially women. Follow for #Safety #Gender #Cities #Inclusion #Data #Equality and much more.

HelpDelhiBreathe @DelhiBreathe·

IDEAS THAT MATTER! The world’s mayors want a pandemic recovery that takes cars off the streets https://grist.org/climate/the-worlds-mayors-want-a-pandemic-recovery-that-takes-cars-off-the-streets-covid/ via @grist #BuildBackBetter #buildbackgreener #15minutes #PostCOVID19

WIEGO @WIEGOGLOBAL·

"Much of the meagre savings of #streetvendors dried up during the lockdown period, many are either consuming savings or have been pushed into debt at high-interest rates"

Article in @thewire_in explains why vendors need direct income transfers not loans http://ow.ly/KLai50AwVVh

Victoria Walks @victoriawalks·

Two areas of Sydney now moving to 30 km/h. @VicCouncils need scope to do this here too @VicGovDoT @BenCarrollMP 🙂https://www.smh.com.au/national/nsw/manly-cuts-speeds-to-30km-h-to-become-nsw-s-slowest-suburb-20200709-p55amd.html via @juliepower

Equal Measures 2030 @Equal2030·

📢 Hot off the press!

@SAHAJVadodara new factsheet tells us that India won’t achieve any of 5 key #SDG targets for gender equality before #2030. Click here to learn more: http://sahaj.org.in/factsheets.php

Read more here: http://sahaj.org.in/factsheets.php

Victoria Walks @victoriawalks·

Women's safety audits: "users of a public space noting the factors that make them feel unsafe or safe, and identifying ways to make the space better and safer. It is a process of co-design – women are viewed as experts in their lived experience." https://theconversation.com/what-does-the-new-normal-look-like-for-womens-safety-in-cities-140169?utm_source=twitter&utm_medium=bylinetwitterbutton