Provides guidance on how to implement ITCN features. Conceived as a supplement to other urban design guideline packages that already exist for the Indian context, these guidelines help assess what infants, toddlers and caregivers need from neighbourhoods, streets, parks, open spaces, social infrastructure and urban services.
It is when a bench is well located and is installed in combination with other key ITC factors, like good shade and even and clear lighting, where the bench is transformed from a neutral piece of equipment into something that is actively contributing toward early childhood development goals.
We produced this publication with the Ministry of Housing and Urban Affairs and the National Institute for Urban Affairs in India, and BDP as part of a series that supports smart cities in India to develop neighbourhoods where infants, toddlers and their caregivers can thrive.
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ITCN Policy Framework
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ITCN Evaluation and Monitoring Metrics
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ITCN Best Practices
This collection of five publications is a vital resource for smart cities in India to create infant, toddler and caregiver-friendly neighbourhoods.
