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ENABLING INCLUSIVE CITIES

Tool Kit for Inclusive Urban Development

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2017 Asian Development Bank

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Some rights reserved. Published in 2017.

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ISBN 978-92-9257-719-3 (Print), 978-92-9257-720-9 (e-ISBN)

Publication Stock No. TIM157428

DOI: http://dx.doi.org/10.22617/TIM157428

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Enabling inclusive cities: tool kit for inclusive urban development
Mandaluyong City, Philippines: Asian Development Bank, 2017.

1. Inclusive cities. 2. Urban development. I. Asian Development Bank.

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ABOUT THE REPORT

The Asian Development Bank (ADB) supports inclusive urban development under its Urban Operational Plan. This Inclusive Cities Tool Kit approved last January 2014 is prepared to provide guidelines for ADB staff and their development partners to engage in development and implementation of projects and programs, using the inclusive urban development approach, as an integral component of ADB lending programs in its developing member countries.

CONTENTS

Foreword

Acknowledgments

About the Authors

Abbreviations

Executive Summary

Purpose of This Tool Kit

Who Is This Tool Kit For?

What Does This Tool Kit Contain?

How to Use This Tool Kit

1Inclusive Urban Development Framework

1.1Enabling Inclusive Development

1.2Creating Resilient Environments

1.3Developing an Integrated Approach for Inclusive Urban Development

1.3.1What Does Inclusive Mean?

1.3.2Inclusive Urban Redevelopment

1.3.3Framework for Inclusive Cities

1.4Inclusive Urban Assessment Process

1.4.1Phase 1: Urban Context

1.4.2Phase 2: Sector Assessments and Options

1.4.3Phase 3: Cross-Sectoral Prioritization and Project Programming

1.4.4Undertaking Inclusive Urban Development Projects

2Toolbox

2.1Inventory of Tools

Bibliography

Annexes

1Urban Indicators and Data

2Information on Other Tool Kits for Inclusive Urban Assessments

3Process Flowchart: Policy and Planning and Sectoral Components

Figures

1Dimensions of Urban Poverty

2Critical Aspects of Inclusive Urban Development

3Inclusive Urban Development Approach

4Framework for Understanding the Urban Context

5Sector Assessments and Options

6Approach to Cross-Sectoral Prioritization and Project Programming

Boxes

1What Is an Inclusive City?

2Amar JyotiAn Inclusive School

3Urban Renewal in India

FOREWORD

In Asia, urbanization is expected to reach 55% by 2030 and 64% by 2050, constituting 53% of the worlds urban population and contributing half the worlds gross domestic product. Cities generate up to 80% of gross domestic product in many countries of Asia and the Pacific and are the engines of economic growth that have lifted millions out of poverty. But as cities swell in size and number, they struggle with environmental degradation, traffic congestion, inadequate urban infrastructure, and a lack of basic civic services, affecting the quality of life of their populace, particularly the poor. Unless alternative approaches are put in place, the urban poor will continue to be the most vulnerable. Maintaining vital economic growth, while creating sustainable, livable cities for all, is one of the biggest urban challenges facing the Asia and Pacific region.

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