For example, culture can be used to increase political and economic power of vulnerable groups such as women, youth and indigenous groups; and operationalized to support and enable the achievement of sustainable development in cities. Second, culture promotes economic development, driving social and economic change, and increasing development potential for transformative change."" Third, culture supports planning, infrastructure and the making of public space by providing local knowledge about cities and its citizens, and adding a sociocultural importance to planning and policy using culturally sensitive urban data.