This report examines the urbanization and development of secondary cities in Uganda, focusing on their rapid growth, infrastructure challenges, and potential for economic expansion with environmental considerations.
Excerpt from report:
“This report relates to secondary
cities in Uganda and represents one
of four reports prepared for Future
Cities Africa. Each report covers
a specific country, its national
urbanisation strategy and its specific
regional planning typology.”
| Quick Facts | |
|---|---|
| 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: | Uganda |
| Page count: | 58 |
The research method involved a combination of data analysis using the Cities Alliance Normative Framework and the Arup Environmental Risk Framework, consultations with stakeholders in Uganda, and an assessment of available information on each city.
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The research explores the transformation of secondary cities in Uganda, such as Arua and Jinja, amidst rapid urbanization. It delves into their historical growth, current infrastructure, economic opportunities, and the balance between development and environmental sustainability. The report also addresses governance issues, service provision, and the impact of industrial growth on local resources.
Categories: 2030 time horizon | 2030s time horizon | 2035 time horizon | English publication language | Uganda geographic scope | africa | cities | climate change | demographic changes | economic growth | energy provision | environmental risks | food security | governance | housing | industrial development | infrastructure | innovation | land use | low-carbon development | mobility | services | uganda | urban economy | urban planning | urbanisation | urbanization