This catalogue contains new methods and tools for local urban development and planning that promote sustainable urban public spaces, that are applied in Swedish low-income areas, or in informal urban settlements in the global south. This publication shows that a feminist approach to urban livability is important in understanding the diversity of perspectives on livability in a public space, and that these perspectives matter for how we understand planning principles. In Urban Girls Catalogue they mapped good examples, stories and lessons learned form multi-stakeholders globally, highlighted ongoing initiatives and payed attention to implementing the SDGs at a local level with feminist urban planning techniques as core tools. Their motto is: cities planned for and by girls work for everyone.
