Titlebook: Inclusion and Belonging in Cities of Tomorrow; Governance and Acces Victor Santiago Pineda Book‘‘‘‘‘‘‘‘ 2024 The Editor(s) (if applicable)

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Emerging Trends in Cities of Tomorrow, particularly those with disabilities and those most at risk of exclusion. Targeted universalism is an approach that aims to achieve universal goals through targeted interventions, taking into account the specific needs of each group while maintaining a universal policy goal. This approach considers

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The Era of the New Normal,ld reflect on past experiences to inform future decisions. Universal Design principles can also enhance the effectiveness of radical inclusion efforts. The practice of Universal Design has expanded greatly to include policy, social participation, and health and wellness. The ultimate success of thes

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Radical Inclusion: The Key to Urban Transformation,to rise to 1.4 billion by 2030 and 2.1 billion by 2050. Half of the world’s population already live in cities and cities will play an increasingly crucial role in promoting inclusion and addressing the needs of a rapidly changing demographic. As technology advances and assistive technologies are dev

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The Legacy of Radical Exclusion in Cities, of marginalized groups. This is the result of decisions made by various entities that influence the design of cities and create a sense of either exclusion or belonging. The lack of accessibility in the built environment perpetuates inequity and marginalizes difference, such as the exclusion of peo

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How Cities Shape Our Experience,ation and exclusion of persons with disabilities and older persons from participating in important services and activities. The construction industry shapes our built environment and has a significant role to play in ensuring cities are places of inclusion and access to create a more equitable futur

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Making and Measuring Progress in Radically Inclusive Cities,ies in the context of rapid urbanization. The actions of these cities over previous decades provide examples of practical approaches to building more inclusion and belonging by design. The management, governance, and strategies they undertook demonstrate how consistent and measurable progress toward