This report examines urbanization in Ethiopia, focusing on regional cities Mekele and Dire Dawa, and their role in national growth strategies, challenges of rapid urban growth, and opportunities for future development.
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| Report location: | source |
| Language: | English |
| Publisher: | ARUP |
| Authors: | Andrew Charles, Belinda Hewitt, Braulio Eduardo Morera, Erika Puspa, James Waters, Jamie Simpson, Jo da Silva, Jose M. Ahumada, Kieran Birtill, Mark Doyle (Graphic design), Ripin Kalra, Samantha Stratton-Short, Siddharth Nadkarny, William Cobbett |
| Time horizon: | 2030 - 2035 |
| Geographic focus: | Ethiopia |
| Page count: | 54 |
The research method involved data analysis using the Cities Alliance Normative Framework and the Arup Environmental Risk Framework, consultations with stakeholders, and examination of urban development plans and strategies.
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The research explores Ethiopia's urbanization, particularly in Mekele and Dire Dawa, within the context of the Future Cities Africa initiative. It assesses the cities' strategic locations, economic prospects, infrastructure challenges, environmental risks, and the impact of national policies on urban growth and resilience.
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Categories: 2030 time horizon | 2030s time horizon | 2035 time horizon | English publication language | Ethiopia geographic scope | cities | climate change | demographics | dire dawa | economic growth | energy | entrepreneurship | environmental risks | food security | housing | informal settlements | infrastructure | mekele | national policies | poverty | resource management | urban economy | urbanisation