Urban Africa — Challenges and Opportunities for Planning at a Time of Climate Change
This report examines urbanization and climate change in Africa, focusing on challenges and innovative planning approaches for sustainable development.
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Quick Facts | |
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Report location: | source |
Language: | English |
Publisher: |
ISOCARP Review 06 |
Authors: | Laura Petrella |
Time horizon: | 2007 |
Geographic focus: | Africa, East Africa, Southern Africa, Cairo, Lagos, Kinshasa |
Methods
The research method involved analyzing urbanization trends, urban policy, climate change impacts, and innovative planning approaches in African cities. It also considered the integration of climate change concerns into urban planning.
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Key Insights
The report discusses Africa's rapid urbanization, the prevalence of slums, and the continent's vulnerability to climate change. It highlights innovative urban planning methods and the need for sustainable, climate-conscious development in African cities.
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Additional Viewpoints
Categories: 2000s time horizon | 2007 time horizon | Africa geographic scope | Cairo geographic scope | East Africa geographic scope | English publication language | Kinshasa geographic scope | Lagos geographic scope | Southern Africa geographic scope | africa | climate change | economic development | energy efficiency | environmental sustainability | governance | infrastructure | poverty | poverty reduction | slums | urban | urban planning | urbanization