A brief about safety audits as a tool to empower women through creating safer spaces in cities free of violence against women and girls that provide insights inton how women and girls view their safety and inclusion in the built and social environment of specific sites.

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Tool for engendering infrastructure: Women’s safety audits, safety maps

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Gender transformation is explicit in the project’s design

Long-term commitment

Working with woman as change agents

Engaging men in meaningfully in gender transformation

Building on existing protective customs and practices

Working with credible partners and local change agents

Working across multiple levels of society

Including tailored gender capacity building

Tool for engendering infrastructure: Women’s safety audits, safety maps

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Caroline Keating

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