amplifying the voices of vulnerable people in urban planning processes

“children are among the most vulnerable populations impacted by disasters worldwide, yet their voices and those of other marginalised groups are often excluded from key decision-making.”
— Dr Robyn Mansfield

Whose Voice are we listening to

Dr Robyn Mansfield is an international humanitarian settlement design, livelihoods, and community participation specialist. Robyn’s focus is on amplifying the voices of marginalised groups in urban planning processes in communities facing hardship, particularly after disasters or conflict.

amplifying the voices of vulnerable people in urban planning processes

“children are among the most vulnerable populations impacted by disasters worldwide, yet their voices and those of other marginalised groups are often excluded from key decision-making.”

Whose Voice are we listening to

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“ensuring active participation of women, persons with disabilities, youth and other groups who may not automatically have a seat at the table is a prerequisite for ensuring that their needs are addressed, and their specific knowledge and skills accessed.”