In 1996, UNICEF and UN-Habitat launched the "Child-Friendly Cities Initiative", proposing that children's well-being is a core indicator for measuring the level of government governance, the degree of social civilization, and the health of the living environment. Since its release, this initiative has received an enthusiastic response from countries around the world. Currently, over 3,000 cities and communities in developed countries such as the United States, the United Kingdom, Germany, Japan, and Finland, as well as in developing countries like Brazil, Vietnam, and Belarus, have been certified as child-friendly by UNICEF. The Intergovernmental Cooperation Organization for Child-Friendly Cities of the United Nations is an international NGO dedicated to promoting the construction of child-friendly cities worldwide. It aims to create a better and more friendly urban environment for children and facilitate their healthy growth and all-round development. From the perspective of global child-friendly city construction, the United Nations Intergovernmental Cooperation Organization for Building Child-Friendly Cities will provide strong support in the following aspects:

First, in terms of policy support: The United Nations Intergovernmental Cooperation Organization for Building Child-Friendly Cities provides strong policy support for the global construction of child-friendly cities, creating favorable conditions for the healthy growth and all-round development of children. The first is top-level planning. The Intergovernmental Cooperation Organization for Building Child-Friendly Cities of the United Nations can formulate a series of construction standards and guiding principles, clearly defining the basic elements of child-friendly city construction, including a safe living environment, sufficient activity facilities, high-quality educational resources, etc., providing clear goals and directions for governments around the world when planning and building child-friendly cities. The second is to introduce policies. The Intergovernmental Cooperation Organization for Building Child-Friendly Cities of the United Nations promotes the introduction of policies by governments around the world that are conducive to the construction of child-friendly cities, such as encouraging governments to increase investment in children's education, welfare, medical care and other aspects, and ensuring that children can enjoy high-quality and fair public social services.

Second, from the perspective of technical support: First, clarify the standards for spatial planning. Formulate planning requirements and standards for various child-friendly Spaces, and clearly define child-friendly design standards for children's service facilities, activity venues, road traffic, etc. at all levels such as cities, communities, and blocks. For instance, at the urban level, a public service facility system that cares for children's growth and a safe and interesting open space system should be established, etc. At the community level, it is necessary to optimize the allocation of daily service facilities and playgrounds for infants, toddlers and preschool children within a 5-10 minute walking circle. At the block level, a 15-minute walking circle should be well connected, and the layout of primary and secondary schools and children's activity centers should be scientifically planned and coordinated. The second is data collection and analysis. Assist cities in collecting and analyzing data related to children, mainly involving the number, age, distribution, and demand characteristics of children, providing data support for the construction of child-friendly cities. Meanwhile, through systematic analysis of data, it is possible to comprehensively grasp the demand characteristics and behavioral patterns of children, and enhance the pertinence of planning and construction of child-friendly cities. The third is to actively organize experience exchange activities. Organize international technical seminars, exchange meetings, field trips and other activities to promote the sharing of technologies and experiences in building child-friendly cities among cities around the world. Cities can learn from the successful cases of other countries and regions, draw on advanced technologies and management experiences, and enhance the level of child-friendly city construction.

Third, in terms of talent support: First, actively carry out professional talent training. Organize and carry out various training courses, seminars, academic exchanges and other activities, and invite globally renowned experts and scholars, educators, urban planners and other professionals in the field of children's development to give lectures and share experiences. The training content covers aspects such as children's rights protection, children's mental health, and children's educational resources, aiming to enhance the awareness and professional skills of relevant personnel regarding the construction of global child-friendly cities. Trained talents can better implement the concept of child-friendliness in all aspects of child-friendly city construction, creating a more suitable living and growth environment for children. The second is to build a platform for talent exchange. The Intergovernmental Cooperation Organization for Building Child-Friendly Cities of the United Nations can promote the flow and cooperation of talents in the field of child-friendly city construction among countries around the world. For instance, organizing cross-border talent exchange programs enables educators, urban planners and other relevant personnel to have the opportunity to conduct on-site visits to the child-friendly cities that have been built in various countries, learn advanced practices and experiences, and provide new ideas and technical support for the construction of local child-friendly cities. This form of talent exchange system can not only further broaden the horizons of talents, but also enhance international cooperation and exchanges, and accelerate the process of building a global child-friendly city.

Fourth, in terms of financial support: First, actively strive for international aid and cooperation funds. The Intergovernmental Cooperation Organization for Child-Friendly Cities of the United Nations raises funds for global child-friendly city construction projects by establishing close cooperative relations with governments and non-governmental organizations of various countries, as well as other international organizations. These funds can be used to improve children's living, educational and medical conditions, creating a better living environment for them. The second is to promote the establishment of a special fund for the construction of global child-friendly cities. Encourage governments, societies and enterprises of all countries to donate funds specifically for the construction of child-friendly cities; Special funds can provide a stable source of funds for the construction of urban infrastructure, children's welfare projects and children's activity venues. Meanwhile, the Intergovernmental Cooperation Organization for Building Child-Friendly Cities of the United Nations can also assist cities in adopting diverse fundraising strategies, such as issuing bonds and private investment, to enrich the channels for fundraising. Moreover, the organization needs to supervise and evaluate the use of funds to ensure that they are used for the construction of child-friendly cities and benefit children around the world.

In conclusion, against the backdrop of an era that highly values the protection of children's rights and the promotion of sustainable development, the Intergovernmental Cooperation Organization for Building Child-Friendly Cities of the United Nations should take measures from aspects such as policy, technology, talent and funds to provide strong support for the global construction of child-friendly cities and promote its steady progress!