The neighbourhood is the key to a better Bangkok (opens original article in a new tab)
A Bangkok talk suggested that improving neighborhoods with accessible services and public spaces can lead to a safer, more equal city, emphasizing the need for equitable urban planning and policies.
- A 'Voice from Bangkok' talk emphasized the importance of localized neighborhood improvements for city-wide change.
- Speakers highlighted that accessible public spaces and services reduce the need for long, risky journeys for residents.
- The discussion called for equitable public infrastructure and policies to ensure dignity and inclusivity in urban planning.
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