1. We take applications from local governments, community organisations and children’s institutions throughout the year.

2. We select locations based on the following criteria:

• Demonstrated need for a play facility
• In the case of a local government or community organization, readiness to provide co-funding
• Provision of appropriate land for the play facility
• Commitment of the applicant to take responsibility for the upkeep and security of the play facility

3. We design each play facility with the local community in mind

• We identify the ideal equipment and design to benefit the local children, including equipment for children with disabilities

4. We construct the play area

• We work with Russian play park manufacturer KSIL to build our play parks at a discount on their usual fees (KSIL is an internationally respected playground manufacturer with over 30 years of experience)
• KSIL works with local subcontractors to construct the play park over a period of eight weeks
• We enclose each play facility with a secure fence to keep out threatening adults and older children

5. We monitor the play park on an on going basis

• We visit our play parks regularly to ensure they are well maintained and kept secure
• We also ask parents, children and local children’s organisations to report back to us if they observe a case of vandalism or misuse or other damage to the play facility
• If a play park is not maintained adequately by our local partner, we reserve the right to relocate it