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Band 7+: How can cities be designed to be more inclusive and accessible for people with disabilities?

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Well, cities can become more inclusive for people with disabilities by implementing design principles that promote accessibility, making public transportation more accessible, and ensuring a sensory-friendly environment. It's also important to actively involve disabled communities in the planning process. For example, regarding information and cognitive accessibility, information can be provided about accessible surfaces and transportation in multiple formats and languages, as well as in the native language.

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Well, the citizens can become more inclusive for people with disabilities by implementing the artificial design principles in infectious and make more accessible public transportation and ensuring the sensory-friendly environment, and actively involving disabled communities in the planning process. For example, from the information and cognitive accessibility, the information can provide some about perfect surface and transportation in multiple accessible formats and languages and also from the whole native case

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accessibility: 2

transportation: 2

accessible: 2

information: 2

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