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Building Cities For All / Training Program
Last updated 11/2023
MP4 | Video: h264, 1920x1080 | Audio: AAC, 44.1 KHz
Language: English | Size: 6.50 GB | Duration: 2h 49m
Introduction to Inclusive & Accessible Urban Development
Last updated 11/2023
MP4 | Video: h264, 1920x1080 | Audio: AAC, 44.1 KHz
Language: English | Size: 6.50 GB | Duration: 2h 49m
Introduction to Inclusive & Accessible Urban Development
What you'll learn
Understanding Disability Rights and Justice
Non-Discrimination
Accessibility
Participation
Inclusive Urban Policies & Programs
Capacity Building
Requirements
No prior knowledge is required to take this course. We shall start from basics and finish on a pro level.
Description
Welcome to the Building Inclusive and Accessible Cities Training Program, where we embark on a transformative journey into the world of inclusive urban development. Our training program is designed to foster peer-to-peer learning, harnessing the power of accessible online learning materials and compelling storytelling. It is firmly grounded in the six principles of the Global Compact on Inclusive and Accessible Cities. This global declaration aligns essential commitments with key international frameworks, including The Sustainable Development Goals, The New Urban Agenda, The Convention on the Rights of Persons with Disabilities, and the WHO's Age Friendly Cities Framework.Principles at the Heart of Our Program:01 Non-discrimination In this module, we place particular emphasis on the "Leave No One Behind" principle. We actively address and condemn all forms of discrimination and barriers faced by individuals in vulnerable situations, with a special focus on persons with disabilities and older individuals. We progressively implement the principles of Accessibility, Universal Design, and the World Health Organization's Age Friendly Cities initiative throughout all urban development strategies.02 Accessibility Our program promotes the goal of enabling all individuals to live independently. We explore measures to facilitate access, eliminate barriers, and ensure full participation of persons with disabilities and older individuals, on an equal basis with others. This encompasses all aspects of the physical and digital environment in cities, including buildings, roads, transportation, and other indoor and outdoor facilities, as well as information, communications, and electronic services.03 Participation We champion the full and effective participation of all individuals, with a special focus on persons with disabilities and older individuals, in urban planning strategies. We emphasize stakeholder engagement at all stages of development, involving local authorities, community members, planners, and developers. Our aim is to eliminate institutional, legal, physical, and digital barriers to create truly inclusive urban spaces.04 Inclusive Urban Policies & Programs Our program actively promotes, adopts, and complies with international, regional, and national accessibility regulations and legal requirements. We emphasize the importance of inclusive management frameworks and accountable institutions in urban governance, with a focus on community-based planning.05 Capacity Building We are committed to developing and deploying capacity development initiatives that empower and strengthen the skills and abilities of all individuals and civil society organizations. We emphasize inclusivity and the recognition of the unique strengths of organizations of persons with disabilities and older persons. Through this, we shape inclusive governance processes, engage in dialogue, and actively promote equity while protecting human rights in urban and territorial development decision-making.06 Data for Development Our program actively supports the role and enhanced capacity of national, subnational, and local governments and relevant stakeholders. We prioritize the development, generation, and dissemination of reliable and timely disaggregated data. This data, which includes sex, age, disability, income, migration status, geographic location, and other relevant characteristics, helps us systematically understand and address barriers to inclusion and accessibility in cities faced by all individuals, with a particular focus on persons with disabilities and older persons.Join us on this remarkable journey towards building cities that are inclusive, accessible, and welcoming to all. Let's work together to create urban environments that reflect the values of equality, accessibility, and human rights.Enroll today and be part of the change!
Overview
Section 1: Introduction
Lecture 1 Introduction
Lecture 2 Understanding Disability Rights and Justice
Lecture 3 The Lived Experience with Judy Heumann
Lecture 4 Deep Dive on Disability Rights and Justice
Section 2: Non-Discrimination
Lecture 5 Understanding Non-Discrimination
Lecture 6 The Live Experience with Abia Akram
Lecture 7 Deep Dive on Non-Discrimination
Section 3: Accessibility
Lecture 8 Understanding Accessibility
Lecture 9 The Lived Experience with Karem Tamly
Lecture 10 Deep Dive on Accessibility
Section 4: Participation
Lecture 11 Understanding Participation
Lecture 12 Insights from city leaders on Participation
Lecture 13 Deep Dive on Participation
Section 5: Inclusive Urban Policies & Programs
Lecture 14 Understanding Inclusive Urban Policies & programs
Lecture 15 Insights from city leaders on Inclusive Urban Policies & Programs
Lecture 16 Deep Dive on Inclusive Urban Policies & Programs
Section 6: Capacity Building
Lecture 17 Understanding Capacity Building
Lecture 18 Insight from City leaders on Capacity Building
Lecture 19 Deep Dive on Capacity Building
Section 7: Data for Development
Lecture 20 Understanding Data for Development
Lecture 21 Insight from City leaders on Data for Development
Lecture 22 Deep Dive on Data for Development
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