"An inclusive city is one that values all people and their needs equally. It is one in which all residents—including the most marginalized of poor workers—have a representative voice in governance, planning, and budgeting processes, and have access to sustainable livelihoods, legal housing and affordable basic services such as water/sanitation and an electricity supply."
Rhonda Douglas,
Global Projects Director for WIEGO, the coordinating partner for the Inclusive Cities Project
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Photograph via Los Angeles Wave Newspapers
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