（来源：工人日报） 傍晚时分，北京西单商圈旁，不到200平方米的"口袋公园"成了孩子们的乐园，秋千、坡地攀爬架、小 型篮球场……各色儿童游乐设施一应俱全。"这里紧邻商圈和居民区，每天都有家长带娃来玩。"公园工 作人员吴先生向记者介绍。 此前，国家发改委印发的《关于推进儿童友好城市建设的指导意见》指出，到2025年，全国开展100个 儿童友好城市建设试点，儿童友好要求在社会政策、公共服务、权利保障、成长空间、发展环境等方面 充分体现。 目前，儿童友好城市建设进展如何？记者走访发现，不少地区已从适儿公共设施、商业空间适儿化改 造、城区微景观等细微之处发力；同时，有的也存在着设施建成却不开放、家长需求考虑不到位等问 题。受访专家认为，应充分认识到儿童友好对于城市发展的反哺作用，从细节入手，转变思路、倾听儿 童需求，共同营造有温度、有活力的适儿化城市氛围。 细微之处友好氛围渐浓 "我们的多家书店都为孩子们提供了可自由进入、安心停留的阅读环境。除了提供可自由翻阅的童书样 书，也会利用书店空间举办儿童阅读体验活动和主题展览，力求给孩子带来更多样的阅读体 验。"PAGEONE书店童书选品负责人许珍珍说。 而在空间有限的老城 ...

"一米高度"看郑州 彩色斑马线彰显城市温度 据了解，新划设的64条儿童友好斑马线是2025年郑州民生实事项目的具体成果之一。为切实保障儿童出 行安全，该市多部门联动，从"1米高度"的儿童视角出发，在全市因地制宜推进儿童友好斑马线的规划 与划设工作。 郑州市妇联相关负责人表示，这项看似细微的改造，不仅优化了交通环境，更体现了城市对儿童成长需 求的细致关怀，实现了"儿童友好"与"城市美好"的双向奔赴。(完) 来源：中国新闻网 编辑：董文博 中新网郑州12月18日电(张楠)近一个月来，在河南郑州的街头巷尾及校园周边，一批色彩明艳、图案活 泼的"儿童友好斑马线"悄然上新，不仅增添了城市道路上的新鲜景观，更成为守护儿童出行的安全线。 图为郑州市儿童友好斑马线。 郑州市妇联 供图 连日来，在郑州惠济区的幼儿园门前，护学志愿者有序引导学生通过绘有心形图案的彩色斑马线。"沥 青路面上，这些彩色线条的视觉警示效果非常突出，司机老远就能注意到，会自觉提前减速。"一位志 愿者受访称，斑马线上印有"关爱儿童"等温馨提示，以及"见郑友好 童创未来"等充满童趣的标语，让 孩子们更乐意自觉在斑马线行走。 上下学高峰期，中原区桐淮小学门口的 ...

惠济区幼儿园门口，心形的彩绘萌趣十足；中原区学校周边，"关爱儿童"的提示语醒目亮眼；经开 区的街巷里，"小朋友 大郑州"的标语温暖亲切；郑东新区主干道上，彩色的斑马线设计兼具颜值与实 用……"这个儿童友好斑马线老远就能看见，司机们都会自觉减速。"校门口的护学志愿者忍不住点赞。 据了解，郑州将持续提升全域儿童友好城市建设的品质与内涵，用一项项暖心行动，推动儿童友好 理念有机融入城市肌理。 儿童友好斑马线设计兼具颜值与实用 （记者 杨柳 文/图）近日，郑州的大街小巷、校园周边悄悄多了一抹亮眼风景——黝黑的沥青路 上，彩色斑马线带着醒目的视觉警示效果，"注意观察两侧来车""礼让行人 关爱儿童"的暖心提示语， 搭配"见郑友好 童创未来""小朋友 大郑州"的童趣标语，让原本单调的斑马线变成了守护孩子的"安全风 景线"。 这些藏着巧思与关爱的斑马线，正是郑州市年度民生实事的暖心答卷。为给孩子们打造更安心的上 下学路，市公安局、市妇联、市城建局、市城管局从"1米高度"的儿童视角出发，牵头在全市展开儿童 友好斑马线划设工作。如今，64条儿童友好斑马线已遍布郑州。 这场守护儿童安全上学路的暖心行动，从一开始就攒足了各方的爱与力 ...

Group 1 - The proposal emphasizes the importance of deepening public service reform and promoting child-friendly city construction to attract talent and enhance urban competitiveness [1] - There are existing challenges in child-friendly city initiatives, including insufficient services for children, the need for improved facility quality, and the necessity for better promotion [1] - Recommendations include addressing policy overlaps and responsibility gaps, establishing collaborative frameworks, and creating standards for child-friendly spaces and facilities [1] Group 2 - The establishment of an integrated urban-rural service guarantee system is highlighted, focusing on public welfare attributes and enhancing inclusive childcare services [2] - The strategy includes optimizing preschool education and promoting balanced development in basic education, while leveraging artificial intelligence for digital applications in child-friendly environments [2] - The proposal aims to build a children's industry ecosystem by utilizing cultural and creative industries, tourism consumption, and educational integration to expand the children's market [2]

Core Perspective - The article emphasizes the growing importance of designing urban spaces from a child's perspective, advocating for child-friendly city initiatives and the adaptation of public facilities to better serve children [1][2][6]. Group 1: Child-Friendly Urban Initiatives - In Guangzhou, underutilized spaces beneath overpasses have been transformed into playgrounds, featuring slides, swings, and climbing walls, making it easier for parents to engage with their children [2]. - In Changsha, safety measures such as brightly colored crosswalks and underground passages have been implemented to enhance children's safety on their way to school [3]. - Beijing's children's medical center has been designed with child-friendly decor and amenities, creating a warm environment for young patients [4]. Group 2: Urban Planning and Design - Chengdu has integrated child-friendly paths into community designs, incorporating playful murals and optimizing public transport stations with child-centric elements [5]. - Various cities are installing child-specific facilities, such as lower trash bins and handrails, to accommodate children's needs in public spaces [5]. Group 3: Challenges and Areas for Improvement - Despite the progress, some projects lack practical design, with facilities that are visually appealing but not functional, leading to underutilization [6][7]. - There are reports of inadequate maintenance for newly built child-friendly spaces, resulting in damaged equipment and neglected areas [9]. - The need for better planning and resource allocation is highlighted, as some initiatives have been criticized for being poorly executed and lacking sustainability [6][10]. Group 4: Future Directions - Experts suggest that child-friendly initiatives should be integrated into broader urban development strategies, ensuring that children's voices are considered in public policy and space design [10]. - There is a call for a shift from merely creating child-friendly spaces to fostering an environment that respects children's rights and encourages their participation in community governance [10].

Core Insights - The concept of viewing the world from a "1-meter height" perspective is gaining traction, advocating for urban spaces and public facilities to be designed with children's needs in mind [1] - Various measures have been implemented at both central and local levels to promote child-friendly urban development and suitable modifications [1] Group 1: Child-Friendly Urban Initiatives - In Guangzhou, underutilized spaces beneath overpasses have been transformed into playgrounds, featuring slides, swings, and climbing walls, catering to children of different age groups [2] - Safety measures have been enhanced, such as the installation of bright crosswalks near schools to improve children's sense of security while crossing streets [3] - Hospitals are also adapting to children's needs, with facilities designed to be more welcoming, including cartoon-themed medical equipment and dedicated play areas [4] Group 2: Urban Planning and Design - Chengdu has created "child-friendly paths" that incorporate playful murals, while Chongqing's subway stations have introduced child-friendly design elements [5] - Various child-specific facilities have been added throughout cities, such as shorter trash bins, handrails, and washbasins to accommodate children's heights [5] Group 3: Challenges and Areas for Improvement - Despite the progress, there are concerns regarding the practicality of some designs, with reports of facilities that are visually appealing but not functional [6][7] - Issues such as poor maintenance and the lack of operational support for newly built child-friendly spaces have been highlighted, leading to underutilization and deterioration of facilities [8][9] - Experts suggest that future developments should focus on optimizing existing urban spaces rather than creating new projects, ensuring that resources are used efficiently [9] Group 4: Future Directions - The integration of child-friendly principles into urban governance is essential for sustainable development, emphasizing the need for a holistic approach that includes children's rights and participation [10] - Initiatives in places like Xiong'an New Area and Chengdu are exploring ways to engage children in community governance and decision-making processes [9][10]

Core Insights - The event highlighted the achievements in building child-friendly cities in Shaanxi Province during the 14th Five-Year Plan period and outlined future work directions [1] - A cooperation agreement was signed between the provincial government and a service provider to promote child-friendly community construction, aiming for full coverage by 2027 through "micro-renovations" [1] - The province has made significant progress in child-friendly space construction, with cities like Xi'an and Hanzhong being selected as national pilot cities [1] Group 1 - The infant mortality rate in the province is projected to be 2.25‰ in 2024, continuing a downward trend and outperforming the national average [2] - The coverage rate of inclusive kindergartens is 94.53%, with public kindergartens making up 57.32% of the total [2] - There are 2,289 institutions providing childcare services, including 1,002 inclusive childcare institutions, with a total of 163,000 childcare spots available [2] Group 2 - The provincial women's federation has included child-friendly community construction in the special funding support for women's and children's development, aiming to create 123 child-friendly communities [2] - The provincial government plans to enhance work mechanisms, coordinate policy resources across various fields, and integrate multiple forces to build a child-friendly brand that benefits more regions and children [2]

Core Insights - The article discusses the launch of the "Children-Friendly City Construction Case Collection" in Shaanxi Province, which includes 18 successful examples of child-friendly urban spaces, such as the Hongqi Railway Park in Xi'an and the Silk Road Avenue Pocket Park in Hanzhong [1][2] - The initiative is supported by national policies aimed at enhancing children's welfare and development, with local governments encouraged to integrate child-friendly concepts into urban planning and resource allocation [1] Group 1 - The "Children-Friendly City Construction Case Collection" was jointly issued by the Shaanxi Provincial Housing and Urban-Rural Development Department, the Provincial Development and Reform Commission, and the Provincial Women's and Children's Work Committee [1] - The collection serves as a reference for other cities, showcasing successful practices in institutional innovation, child-friendly neighborhood construction, and the adaptation of public service facilities for children [1] - The implementation plan for child-friendly city construction in Shaanxi emphasizes the need for government and departmental policies to prioritize children's interests and development needs [1] Group 2 - The Hongqi Railway Park in Xi'an has been recognized as a national-level example of child-friendly urban space, featuring a linear park that preserves industrial heritage while providing diverse recreational facilities for children [2] - The transformation of outdated spaces into all-age-friendly community parks is highlighted as a new opportunity for urban renewal, promoting harmonious coexistence among children, youth, and the elderly [2] - The development of child-friendly spaces is seen as a key aspect of urban renewal, with the goal of creating environments where various age groups can enjoy shared spaces [2]

Core Viewpoint - The article discusses the growing popularity of children's cycling activities in parks during the National Day holiday, highlighting the need for designated cycling areas for children under 12 to enhance safety and enjoyment [1][2]. Group 1: Children's Cycling Areas - A proposal has been made to establish designated "children's cycling areas" in large parks, utilizing existing fitness zones and pathways, with a focus on safety features such as soft ground materials and protective barriers [2][3]. - Current management of children's cycling varies across parks, with some having specific rules while many others lack regulations, leading to safety concerns among visitors [1][2]. Group 2: Park Management and Development - The city's green space management is actively expanding child-friendly areas in parks, responding to the rising interest in cycling activities among families [2][3]. - New cycling spaces are being developed in parks, such as the Longning section of the Outer Ring Greenway, which has become a popular destination for family cycling [2].

Core Viewpoint - The city of Heze is making significant progress in building a child-friendly city, transitioning from pilot programs to comprehensive implementation, with a focus on enhancing children's welfare and services [3][4][5]. Group 1: Development and Implementation - Heze has established a robust working mechanism to promote child-friendly city initiatives, including a three-year action plan (2024-2026) with 46 key tasks [3][4]. - The city has successfully included several areas and facilities as pilot units for child-friendly services, creating a model of "one unit, one feature" [4]. - A total of 27 child-friendly transformation projects have been reserved and included in the national major construction project database [4]. Group 2: Enhancements in Child Welfare - The city has implemented various programs to improve children's rights and welfare, including HPV vaccination for girls and rehabilitation services for disabled children [5]. - Heze has established 598 childcare service institutions with 38,993 spots, and plans to build or expand 30 primary and secondary schools, adding 37,000 new student places [5]. - The city has raised over 5.66 million yuan through initiatives like the "Spring Bud Plan" and "Love Mom Action," ranking first in the province for two consecutive years [5]. Group 3: Future Plans - Heze aims to continue enhancing its child-friendly policies and services, with plans to build 20 child-friendly villages, 30 schools, and 50 practice bases by 2026 [6][7]. - The city will focus on creating child-friendly public transport routes and improving the overall child-friendly environment [7]. - There will be an emphasis on organizing activities and promoting excellent projects to foster a supportive atmosphere for children [7].