Ruchi Varma is the CEO & Founder of HumanQind. She is also an Echoing Green Fellow and Dalai Lama Fellow. In this episode of 'Understanding the Future of Child-Friendly Cities', with Ruchi Varma, we explore different components of child-friendly cities and how can they be developed.
In this episode, we start the conversation by understanding what do we mean by child-friendly cities. We further explore what kind of development need to be considered as children centric and what is its process in brownfield and greenfield projects. Additionally, how can more open spaces be developed for physical and mental development as well as make sure that they have physical and psychological safety. Further, we discuss how do we consider them as a stakeholder for city planning. At last, we talk about the kind of skillsets would we need for people to facilitate the ecosystem.
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