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In this paper we argue for scholarship on Africa's new cities and policy mobilities, generally, to recognise land ownership as one of the constituents and determinants of how and why new urban visions are mobilised and implemented.
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📣 Hon. Rita Naa Odoley Sowah, Deputy Minister for Local Government, Chieftaincy, and Religious Affairs of Ghana 🇬🇭 stresses the need for coordinated national structures to get SDG resources to local authorities.
➡️The #PartnershipPaltfromOnLocalizingTheSDGs was designed to help countries do just that—by connecting systems, aligning efforts, and supporting action on the ground, through National SDG Localization Frameworks.
📍 Register for the 2025 Annual Meeting of the Partnership Platform on Localizing the SDGs: 2025annualmeeting.carrd.co/
#HLPF2025 #SDGLocalization #MultilevelGovernance
@MASE_IT @UNinGhana @UNHABITAT_ROAF @UNHABITAT @LadyEwurama @PI_Korah
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Read this quarter's #UrbanStudies Editors' Featured Articles #FreeAccess for a limited time only
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This quarter's Urban Studies Editors' Featured Articles are now free to download from our website for a limited time only
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#EditorsPicks #FreeAccess @PI_Korah @PatrickBrandful
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New paper by @PI_Korah and @PatrickBrandful examines the implications of #NewCities and
#PrivatisedUrbanism for the patterns of #self-organisation that emerge, using the Greater Accra Region (GAR) of #Ghana as a case study
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In a recent working paper, @patrickbrandful (@msdsocial) & @pi_korah (@sddubids) investigate this question and examine city management institutions’ preparedness to apply land-based financing strategies to manage climate change.
Check out their findings: go.lincolninst.edu/l/153411/…
Beyond the known: Walking accessibility twist to new cities sciencedirect.com/science/ar…
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USF International Fellow @PI_Korah published a chapter in the 2023 book, Reimagining Urban Planning in Africa, with @CambridgeUP.
Read it here: ow.ly/khTI50QkB2w
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NEW: Planning public green spaces within customary land tenure contexts: Reflections on the limits to collaborative planning in Tamale, Ghana. buff.ly/42E5kgQ @RoutledgeGPU @JRE_UAA @UAAnews @DrBHanlon @src_ubids
#collaborative #UrbanPlanning #Africa
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@USForg International Fellow @PI_Korah on "Embedding cities within cities: the phenomenon of new cities and spatial transformation in Africa" 📺youtube.com/watch?v=ZsOHrwW3…
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NOW OPEN: @USForg International Fellowships grant funding! 📢 Deadline: 20/06/23. These awards are exclusively intended to support urban scholars from the Global South w/ fully-funded 3-9 month research visits. Read more & apply here: urbanstudiesfoundation.org/f…
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"Embedding cities within cities: the phenomenon of new cities and spatial transformation in Africa." Join this @UniMelb hybrid seminar with @USForg International Fellow @PI_Korah 22/03/23 @msdsocial >>> urbanstudiesfoundation.org/e…
Understanding Accra’s housing market: an exploratory study using user-generated data tandfonline.com/doi/full/10.…
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Happy to see this important paper on Just Urban Transformation in African cities published in the Journal of Planning Literature. Thanks @BtheFinn for the collaboration:
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I’m pleased to share that I have been awarded @USForg (USF) International Fellowship for my project “New cities in Ghana”. I will be working with @PatrickBrandful at Melbourne School of Design.
The @USForg is excited to announce eight new International Fellowship awards! 🎊🎊🎊 Read more about this year's Fellows & their work here ➡️ urbanstudiesfoundation.org/2…
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In 1930, the colonial govt of Gold Coast (now Ghana) bought about 5 sq km of land in Achimota, marginally increasing its meagre land holdings, to set up a Forest Reserve. In 2013, the govt transformed the reserve into an Eco-park. This month, the Prez ended the reserve status.
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During Women’s month, I’m honored to host Professor Esther Duflo of MIT, the 2019 Winner of the Nobel Prize in Economics, at our “Africa Economics Seminar Series” on Thursday (3/24).
Professor Duflo is only the second woman to win the Nobel prize in Economics… This must change!
Sharing our latest publication on enclave urbanism in Ghana.
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Smart urban development strategies in Africa? An analysis of multiple ... sciencedirect.com/science/ar…
340,000 Melburnians have little or no parkland within 5km of their home theconversation.com/340-000-… via @ConversationEDU






















