Transport infrastructure and services development has historically been largely gender-blind, in otherwords, it has not taken gender roles and men’s and women’s different uses of transport into account. There is a global agreement on the need to plan and design public spaces that are secure for all, as insecurity is repeatedly identified as a major reason girls and women avoid public spaces. Women’s resulting absence from public spaces can increase...
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2015/10/01
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Working Paper
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2021/01/20
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Violence Against Women and Girls Resource Guide : Transport Brief
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violence against woman
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Dominguez Gonzalez,Karla; Arango,Diana Jimena; Mccleary-Sills,Jennifer Diane; Bianchi Alves,Bianca.
Violence Against Women and Girls Resource Guide : Transport Brief (Spanish). Washington, D.C. : World Bank Group. http://documents.worldbank.org/curated/en/642611611148937499