Knowledge in Action for Urban Equality KNOW

DPU's Knowledge in Action for Urban Equality (KNOW) 4-year research project closes After 4½ years of extensive research and capacity building across 6 work streams and 12 cities in African, Asia and Latin America, the Knowledge in Action for Urban Equality (KNOW) is drawing to a close.

🙌 After four and a half years co-producing pathways to urban equality, yesterday (31 March 2022), Knowledge in Action for Urban Equality KNOW officially came to a close. ✨✨

👊 Whilst our funding has ended, there will still be a few final outputs later in 2022 ,which will be added to our page www.urban-know.com/resources.

In closing, the Principal Investigator would like to share the following message 🤓 👉 https://www.urban-know.com/post/know-programme-closes

🌍You can still tag us, comment and share our past posts, but our social media channels will become mostly inactive over the coming months.

👏👏To all our valued , subscribers, and friends, we would like to thank you for staying and for all your interest and support in the programme.


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👋 Knowledge in Action for Urban Equality KNOW & the Institute for Global Prosperity have had two fantastic days workshopping with community & Federation partners, NGOs, key stakeholders and universities, the initial findings from Africa's first-ever localised index, led by the incredible Cci Tanzania team

👋✊Tim Ndezi Festo Dominic Makoba

👋Wonderful to share and co-produce the 'maisha bora' model to better understand what 'the good life' means to local communities in the informal settlements of Dar es Salaam, Tanzania. 🇹🇿

Find out more about the research at 👉https://tinyurl.com/5n8yrwh5

Saffron Woodcraft Sierra Leone Urban Research Centre Festo Dominic Makoba Tim Ndezi Makerere University Nii Noi Osuteye The Bartlett Development Planning Unit UCL

👋Knowledge in Action for Urban Equality KNOW & Institute for Global Prosperity Investigators are delighted to be back in this week, working alongside Cci Tanzania & Federation Partners, to share initial findings from first coproduced, localised index. ✊

🤓Find out more about the research here 👉https://tinyurl.com/5n8yrwh5

🇹🇿 Today we visited Federation members in Keko Machunga (pictured), who were survey participants in helping to understanding and shape what 'maisha bora' (the good life) looks like in informal settlements of the Dar es Salaam.

Looking forward to sharing findings with municipal, government, university, and other partners over the days to come.
👏Stay tuned! 🇹🇿


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New article in The Conversation Africa from Knowledge in Action for Urban Equality KNOW Investigators Nii Noi Osuteye & Vanesa Castan Broto with Linda Westman looking at the catastrophic effects of increased on the urban poor in , as a result of

🤓 🌊 https://theconversation.com/a-billion-of-the-worlds-most-climate-vulnerable-people-live-in-informal-settlements-heres-what-they-face-178116

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A billion of the world's most climate-vulnerable people live in informal settlements – here's what they face The UN estimates one in four city dwellers live without access to basic services or adequate housing.

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➡️ 🇹🇿 New Knowledge in Action for Urban Equality KNOW from Dar es Salaam City Partner Cci Tanzania exploring the benefits of Simplified Sewerage Systems.

🚽 ✅ Read now
➡️ https://www.urban-know.com/policy-brief-cci-sanitation

🤓 This Policy Brief examines the social and economic impacts of implementing Simplified Sewerage Systems (SSS) in the informal settlement of Mji Mpya. Through the collection of qualitative and quantitative data, the research focuses on four issues: the economic impacts of SSS on residents; the social impacts of the SSS on the community; the ongoing maintenance of the SSS; and the ways that transformative policy might support the scaling-up of SSS across other informal settlements in Dar es Salaam. ✊



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