Local administrations can increasingly draw on data to decide how they provide urban services, and strengthen communications with the populations they serve. This publication surveys examples of best practice from around the world and explores the development of the Urban95 Data-Driven Policy Tool to map the situations of families with young children and the services available to them in three Turkish cities: Istanbul, Izmir and Gaziantep. Published by TESEV (Turkish Economic and Social Studies Foundation) and available in Turkish below.
The Urban95 platform displays the types of social assistance and services of local administrations geared towards children and parents in three project cities (Istanbul, Izmir, Gaziantep) on maps which depict the demographic and social characteristics of these cities.
Toolkit
Urban95 Starter Kit
Collection
Data and Urban95 in Türkiye
Research report
Services for Children and Family in Istanbul District Municipalities
