{"content":[{"text":"Inclusive Cities \n Observatory","bbox":{"left":0.667339,"top":0.06157,"width":0.221105,"height":0.05406999999999999}},{"text":"«PUBLIC HEALTH AIMED AT THE FINAL STAGES OF \n PREGNANCY AND THE BEGINNING OF BABY'S LIFE» \n Kocaeli, Turkey \n Period of implementation: 2005 (launch) | Study case written in 2010 \n W \n ith the objective of achieving the Millennium Development Goals, the Kocaeli Metropolitan \n Municipality aimed at reducing mortality rates for newborn infants. In Turkey, approximately \n 1,400,000 babies are born each year, and 17.6 per 1000 of them (30,380 babies in 2008) lose \n their lives before reaching their first year of life. In other countries, the mortality rate is much \n lower. Among the proposals put forth in order to eliminate this identified social problem, were \n the ideas that the expectant mothers should be monitored by health professionals and that they \n should gain the habit and possibility of having sufficient nutrition during their pregnancy and \n breastfeeding periods. This project takes into account the last three months of pregnancy and \n the first three months after birth. For the last three months before birth and the first three \n months after birth, mothers are given 12 L of milk per month and 72 L of milk per person total. \n In addition, the health of the mothers is monitored by health professionals and protective \n vaccinations for the baby are provided. Between 2006 and 2010, over 128,000 prospective \n mothers and babies who live in the Kocaeli metropolitan region have benefited from the project.","bbox":{"left":0.082661,"top":0.13415,"width":0.77501,"height":0.356321}},{"text":"The Inclusive Cities Observatory was launched in 2008 by the UCLG Committee on Social \n Inclusion, Participatory Democracy and Human Rights with the aim of creating a space for \n analysis and reflection on local social inclusion policies. The initiative was developed with the \n scientific support of Professor Yves Cabannes (University College of London) and the Centre for \n Social Studies (CES) from the University of Coimbra. At present, the Observatory contains more \n than sixty study cases mostly developed between 2008 and 2010. Even though many of these \n cases refer to policies that have already come to an end, they still have much to offer: from \n capitalizing on the learning acquired by other local authorities to discovering suggestive and \n alternative means to address social inclusion challenges from a local perspective.","bbox":{"left":0.142742,"top":0.736219,"width":0.71473,"height":0.148188}}],"images_bbox":[{"left":0.647984,"top":0.88455,"width":0.208065,"height":0.086374},{"left":0.142742,"top":0.905074,"width":0.239845,"height":0.056127},{"left":0.142339,"top":0.507412,"width":0.714113,"height":0.207861},{"left":0.141935,"top":0.505986,"width":0.714113,"height":0.208571},{"left":0.143548,"top":0.505986,"width":0.714516,"height":0.208915},{"left":0.143548,"top":0.503706,"width":0.714113,"height":0.211592},{"left":0.070648,"top":0.054103,"width":0.50578,"height":0.065209}],"images_bbox_not_text_overlap":[{"left":0.647984,"top":0.88455,"width":0.208065,"height":0.086374},{"left":0.142742,"top":0.905074,"width":0.239845,"height":0.056127},{"left":0.142339,"top":0.507412,"width":0.714113,"height":0.207861},{"left":0.141935,"top":0.505986,"width":0.714113,"height":0.208571},{"left":0.143548,"top":0.505986,"width":0.714516,"height":0.208915},{"left":0.143548,"top":0.503706,"width":0.714113,"height":0.211592},{"left":0.070648,"top":0.054103,"width":0.50578,"height":0.065209}]}