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TTPod Bulletin - UKESA & TTPod Partnership

Urban Knowledge Exchange South Africa - with Dr Mark Napier

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Peter Ahmad, Mark Napier

14 April 2022

Peter Ahmad

English

Peter Ahmad

Podcast

Talking Transformation Podcast

Africa

Dr Mark Napier is currently Principal Researcher with CSIR and project lead for the design and management of this online platform - uKESA - or, to give it its full title, “Urban Knowledge Exchange Southern Africa” - an online knowledge-sharing platform https://www.ukesa.info/. Mark has a strong background in land and housing issues and prior to joining the CSIR, was director of the Urban Land Markets (ULM) Programme Southern Africa, between 2006 - 2013. The ULM team established some of the foundational research and analysis in land markets and human settlements in that period. 

In this bulletin we discuss UKESA and the support it is rendering to the TTPod in establishing a stable web-based platform and archive of material - searchable by key topics and guest names etc. Find the links via https://www.ukesa.info/partners/view/talking-transformation-podcast 

The purpose of the bulletin is to share with listeners the UKESA platform: what it is and where to find it and the value of the material it. We hope it is of interest and value to our listeners. 

Recorded April 5th 2022

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