The article discusses the transformative changes in contemporary cities due to rapid urbanization, particularly in Africa and Asia, where the urban population growth poses challenges for equitable access to resources and services. It highlights the barriers within urban configurations that hinder inclusivity, especially for older adults and individuals with disabilities. As cities evolve, a cohesive design approach is essential to integrate diverse populations, ensuring that urban environments foster accessibility and participation. The article argues for innovative strategies to address these challenges, emphasizing the interconnectedness of urban elements in promoting a cohesive city experience.
Urbanization continues to gain momentum globally, with 90% of new urban residents concentrated in Africa and Asia, raising questions about equitable city design.
The configuration of cities often creates barriers, hindering participation for all, particularly older adults and those with disabilities, necessitating new inclusive design approaches.
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