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This resource aims to assist government agencies, planners, schools, developers and other professionals to create built environments with and for young people. It includes a set of child-friendly community indicators to help monitor and improve the built environment for children and young people; and provides case studies on how children and young people have contributed to developing their local built environment.

NSW Commission for Children and Young People

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