Uncovering the Human Side of Cities with Lucinda Hartley, Neighbourlytics

What if we measured the success of our cities not by traffic or air quality, but social connection and cultural life? Neighbourlytics is working on building cities that are designed for all of us to thrive in, thanks to co-founder and unlikely tech entrepreneur Lucinda Hartley.  “We do know that when public spaces exhibit certain kinds of activities and behaviour then they’re more likely to be inclusive for women. A big challenge in a lot of different sectors, but urban planning especially, is that a lot of decisions historically have not been made by an inclusive group of people, women in particular.” In this episode:  Lucinda’s background in urban planning and her first social enterprise CoDesign Studio How gender affects how we plan and experience public spaces  Not fitting the mould of a tech founder How Neighbourlytics is the using UN SDG #11 as a measurement tool Uncovering informal economies with data “Finding your people”  Why it’s essential to focus on building cities  We invite you to become a SheEO Activator or apply to be a SheEO Venture at SheEO.World.