Anupama Nallari and Sarah Sabry at the Urban Hub @ Save the Children ,
Low-emission zones, combined with complementary urban design measures, can dramatically improve the health and well-being of children worldwide. This blog offers practical examples and policy recommendations to create healthier, more inclusive urban environments for all city dwellers. What are low-emission zones (LEZs)? LEZs are city districts where vehicles that do not meet specified emission standards Read more →
Eduarda Aun,
Recife, Brazil, is reimagining streets as safe, playful, and climate-resilient spaces for children. Through the Streets for Kids program, the city transformed 7000 m² of public space, benefiting thousands of children and caregivers. Building Safer Streets for Children: A Global Movement In 2022, the Streets for Kids program launched its first-ever Leadership Accelerator, bringing together Read more →
Sarah Sabry and Anupama Nallari at the Urban Hub @ Save the Children ,
This blog highlights practical, evidence-based actions and tools and guidance to make streets safer and more inclusive for children. From safer school zones to better walkability and cycling infrastructure, it shows how design, policy, and community engagement can transform urban streets into healthier, child-friendly spaces. The Urgent Need for Safer Streets for Children Road traffic Read more →
Yichen Wang,
It’s World Bicycle Day and time to celebrate pedal power! BYCS is expanding its Bicycle Mayor Network to foster more cycling-friendly cities worldwide. In this blog, Yichen Wang describes inspiring initiatives led by Bicycle Mayors worldwide, promoting cycling and inclusive public spaces. Why cycling? Cycling is one of the most inclusive, sustainable, and affordable modes Read more →
