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Valencia is taking into account the gender perspective in urbanism

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The government of Valencia, in Spain, has developed and published a set of seven guideline themes in order to introduce the gender perspective in the urban planning process.

Tags: City Development, Strategic Planning, Spatial Planning, Gender Equality

Challenges addressed
  • Gender perspective in urban planning
  • City model
  • Mobility and housing
  • Representation and urban signposting
Main objectives
  • Promote the gender vision in the urban planning process, from the design, participation, planning and execution, to the evaluation and monitoring
  • Improve the quality of life of all citizens
  • Provide guidelines to urban planning technicians who are part of the government team, and all other professionals related to urban planning and architecture
  • Obtain equality between men and women in urban spaces and urban planning
Facts

Project type                                                             Gender Equality in Urban Developments


Promoter                                                                  Government of Valencia


Start date                                                                 2017


Funding                                                                   Public funding


Website                                                                    www.habitatge.gva.es

Project description

The government of Valencia has developed and published a set of seven guideline themes to promote the gender vision in urban planning processes. The minister of the Housing, Public Works and Territory Department presented the set during the awards ceremony of the First Awards for Housing, Urban planning and Mobility with Gender Perspective, dedicated to City Councils with more or less than 20.000 inhabitants. The main aim of these awards is to promote and reward projects that take into account gender equality.

 

The main aim of the set of guidelines is to offer a supporting framework to improve the technical training, education and awareness-raising in the gender perspective applied to urban planning and architecture, in order to introduce the final objective of equality between women and men in urban spaces and urban planning.

 

The resulting document is publicly available and gathers guidelines from seven different working areas such as City Model, Security perception, Public Space and Accessibility, Mobility, Housing, Representation and City Signposting and Citizen Participation. For each area, the document explains and defines the existing problems and several objectives and goals, and related examples of actuations as guidelines to introduce gender equality in urban planning processes in general. These objectives and actuation examples are proposed as recommendations or guidelines, existing many other objectives and proposals to complete the document. Some of the proposed examples and actuations are small and mean less effort, others are more complex to realise.

 

The document was drafted in regard of the European framework in matters of Gender Equality, meaning that they took into account the New Urban Agenda of the European Union and United Nations, as well as Spain’s Agreement of Association and the Operational Program for Sustainable Growth.

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Impact and results
  • 7 guideline themes to introduce the gender perspective in the urban process:
    – City Model
    – Security perception
    – Public space and accessibility
    – Mobility
    – Housing
    – Representation and city signposting
    – Citizen participation/engagement
  • 1st celebration of Gender Equality Awards in Urban Planning
  • Introduction of the gender perspective and vision in architecture and urban planning
  • Awareness-raising among professionals working in the fields of architecture and urban planning
  • Improvement in terms of Gender Equality in Urban Planning
  • Awareness-raising through the celebration of the Awards for Gender Equal Urban Spaces
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Publications & main documents
  • Vivienda impulsa la perspectiva de género en todas las fases del proceso urbanístico con un set de medidas
  • Set para introducir la perspectiva de género en el proceso urbano
  • Concurso nuevas estrategias habitacionales
  • Acto de presentación del “Set para introducir la perspectiva de género en el proceso urbano” y entrega de los I Premios Vivienda, Urbanismo y Movilidad con Perspectiva de Género
Reference images & videos

Vivienda impulsa la perspectiva de género en todas las fases del proceso urbanístico con un set de medidas

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