Topic: Toolkit

Playable cities: a model and a toolkit

We need a new approach to public spaces if we really want to stimulate outdoor play for kids. This approach doesn’t start with picking some elements from catalogues of play equipment companies. We should start...Read more

05-09-2018|Comment|author: Gerben Helleman

A toolkit for developing child friendly towns and cities

A child friendly city implements children’s rights in local policy. Cities can use the translated Unicef toolkit that consists of three steps: measuring the child friendliness – perception research with children – formulating a strategy....Read more

21-06-2016|Comment|author: Imke Pichal

Play It Fair! A Human Rights Education Toolkit for Children

Montreal-based international organisation Equitas has developed Play It Fair!, which is an easy to use education toolkit. The toolkit helps to increase an understanding of human rights, respect for diversity and peaceful conflict resolution in 6-12 year...Read more

27-01-2016|Comment|author: Helen Davidson

Child research groups help to assess child friendly communities

Cities are “child friendly” when there is a process to improve child well-being through the fulfillment of children’s rights. However, the research shows that due to lack of expertise in children’s rights, children and parents...Read more

31-10-2010|Comment|author: Marketa Vesela