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1 -5.5. External References - Her City Toolbox
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1 -DivAirCity D2.1 contribution from Her City
1 +DivAirCity D2.1 contribution from UN Her City Toolbox
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3 -Her City1 is a joint urban development initiative by UN-Habitat (the United Nations Human Settlements Programme) and the independent think tank Global Utmaning (Global Challenge). Financed by the Swedish Innovation Agency (Vinnova) with contributions from Block by Block Foundation, White Architects, Swedish Union of Tenants and MethodKit, the toolbox has been developed in collaboration with multi-stakeholders from the public sector, private sector, research, civil society and citizens.
3 +Her City is a joint urban development initiative by UN-Habitat (the United Nations Human Settlements Programme) and the independent think tank Global Utmaning (Global Challenge). Financed by the Swedish Innovation Agency (Vinnova) with contributions from Block by Block Foundation, White Architects, Swedish Union of Tenants and MethodKit, the toolbox has been developed in collaboration with multi-stakeholders from the public sector, private sector, research, civil society and citizens.
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5 5  Her City project has a vision of involving girls in urban development to make the city better for everyone, in order to build more inclusive, equal and sustainable cities and communities through the involvement of citizens that are rarely heard. 
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7 7  Her City project provides the toolbox for participants to follow the process.  It aims to guide urban actors to implement projects through a step-by-step methodology, and provide an open and digitally accessible platform for all.
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9 -The toolbox is divided in three phases to illustrate the urban development process: The assessment phase, the design phase and the implementation phase. Each phase consists of three steps each of which is called a block.  The toolbox follows 9 flexible building blocks: 
9 +The toolbox is divided in three phases to illustrate the urban development process: The assessment phase, the design phase and the implementation phase. Each phase consists of three steps each of which is called a block.  The toolbox follows 9 flexible building blocks: 
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11 +PHASE 1: ASSESSMENT
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11 11  * BLOCK 1: Stakeholder Engagement
12 12  * BLOCK 2: City Wide Assessment
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14 14  * BLOCK 3: Site Specific Assessment
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17 +PHASE 2: DESIGN
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15 15  * BLOCK 4: Analysing Challenges
16 16  * BLOCK 5: Designing Ideas
17 17  * BLOCK 6: Recommendations for Action
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23 +PHASE 3: IMPLEMENTATION
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19 19  * BLOCK 7: Implementation Plans
20 20  * BLOCK 8: Sharing Results  
21 21  * BLOCK 9: Implementation and Follow-up