Gendered Dimension of Sustainable Urban form

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Contents Chapter 1 : Introduction

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Chapter 2 : Let Us See Through a Gender Lens

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1. Division of Labour

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2. Pay Gap

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3. Participation in making decisions

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4. Legal and social discrimination

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Chapter 3 : Public spaces and women as user Current scenarios-

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Design perspective-

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Behavioural / psychological perspective -

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Chapter 4: Legal progress towards equality

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Chapter 5: Gender and climate change

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Women's Contribution to Climate Change Adaptation

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Integration of a gender-sensitive approach into local climate policy-

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Chapter 6: Case studies

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1. Introduce obligational paternity leave to both men and women.

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2. Include an intersectional feminist perspective in urban planning.

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3. Event and venue guides to help address safety and security risks for women 34 4. A gender-based audit on Catalonian train stations to understand women’s perceptions of safety. 34 5. Gender Equality in Public Spaces.

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6. Kerala Sustainable Urban Development Project

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Chapter 7: Conclusion

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References

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