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The Planning and the “Unplanning” of Urban Space 1913 to 2013: Privatised Urban Development and the Role of Municipal Governments in South Africa

There is much talk today in policy circles about "transforming urban space" to make our cities both more efficient and equitable, i.e. by giving access to a majority of people who remain currently marginalised from the services, amenities and varying economic opportunities of urban life....
Posted by Tony Wolfson

A Report on Prince Salman bin Abdulaziz Award for Arab local Administration

  First: The Idea behind the Award    Prince Salman Award for Arab local administration was established in recognition and appreciation of His Royal Highness Prince Salman bin Abdul Aziz, Crown Prince and Deputy Premier, Minister of Defense as one of the most prominent pioneers of...
Posted by ahmed eldeqen

GENUS Newsletter Issue 8

Welcome to the 8th issue of the Global Energy Network for Urban Settlements (GENUS) Newsletter. This issue highlights the GENUS Interregional Steering Committee meeting which will be convened in June, 2013 in Ndjamena, Chad. The meeting will be followed by a 2 day national workshop on renewable...
Posted by Kennedy Muzee

GENUS Newsletter Issue 7

Welcome to the 7th issue of the Global Energy Network for Urban Settlements (GENUS) Newsletter. This issue highlights the Solar Installations on Buildings Now Mandatory in Kenya. The Kenyan Government has imposed new tough regulations to force institutions that use large amounts of hot water to...
Posted by Kennedy Muzee

A decent life for all: ending poverty and giving the world a sustainable future

Two of the most pressing challenges facing the world are eradicating poverty and ensuring that prosperity and well-being are sustainable. Around 1.3 billion people still live in extreme income poverty and the human development needs of many more are still not met. Two-thirds of the services...
Posted by Edna Osebe

The Follow up Report on Health and quality of life in urban areas is already available online

In the framework of the FP7 URBAN-NEXUS project, a working process has been established based on open and structured dialogues with relevant stakeholders, aiming to approach challenges faced by urban regions in Europe to achieve sustainability. As a basis of those discussions, an analysis of the...
Posted by Raquel Ubach

Urban Planning Resources

These are documents on urban planning produced during the phase one of the ASUD programming
Posted by Monica Gakindi

Urban Mobility Resources

This is a list of articles from the urban mobility thematic area produced in the first phase of ASUD programming
Posted by Monica Gakindi

Urban Governance Resources

This is a list of documents produced by the Urban Governance team during the phase one of the ASUD programme.
Posted by Monica Gakindi

Land Readjustment Resources

These are Land Readjustment (LR) documents produced during the phase one of the ASUD programme.
Posted by Monica Gakindi

Urban Energy Resources

These are documents producedin the first phase of the ASUD programme in the Urban Energy thematic area.
Posted by Monica Gakindi

The Microfinanciers

A film about the work of microfinance in Amasaman in Ghana
Posted by Malcolm Boorer

Urban Planning Guide for city mayors in Madagascar

This guide was made with the experience of the decentralised cooperation between the Ile-de-France Region (The Urban area of Paris) and the capital city of Antananarivo, Madagascar. It is conceived as a practical tool for the urban municipalities mayors of Madagascar. The document is in french.
Posted by jeanjacques helluin

Neither seen nor heard: South Asia's millions of home-based workers

Occupationally diverse, isolated, scattered and virtually invisible, home-based workers barely cast a shadow in the minds of urban planners. Yet addressing their needs is of vital economic importance, especially in South Asia where there are an estimated 50 million home-based workers, 80 per cent...
Posted by Edna Osebe

How Brighton supports its artists working informally

Brighton has a reputation for being the creative hub of South East England, with the highest level of arts engagement in the country outside London and with one in five local businesses, ten per cent of local jobs and 16,000 people employed in its creative industries across digital media,...
Posted by Edna Osebe