
This study examines the policy making efforts and challenges in ensuring spatial equality and dignity for an increasing number of injured and disabled Ukrainians, including war veterans, aging adults, and children during the war and for post-war reconstruction. Findings suggest that reconstruction of Ukraine with inclusivity in mind requires the creation of a holistic approach from the regional to the local level, from protecting the spatial rights of people with disabilities to ensuring involvement in public participation and decision making, from upgrading laws and regulations to monitoring the implementation of them.
The paper is published by the European Journal of Spatial Development (EJSD).The previous version of the journal was host by Nordregio.
Planning, reconstruction, disability, spatial development, Inclusivity, post-war, Ukraine
Planning, reconstruction, disability, spatial development, Inclusivity, post-war, Ukraine
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