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Progressing Planning

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Brief Description

The LSE Regional and Urban Planning Studies programme teamed up with LSE London to organise the Progressing Planning series of events on housing, sustainability and advocacy and publish blogs on any relevant issue which refers to planning. Progressing Planning aim is to bring back together alumni from the MSc programme and pairing them up with academics from LSE. Progressing Planning also supports Planning for Justice, a coalition of students and academics committed to anti-racist planning efforts.

Progressing Planning

Resources

The crucial role communities play in the flood prone areas of Jangwani and Purley

Water and sanitation, Natural environment, Built environment

LSE-Ardhi Global Learning Initiative: Flood management in Lewisham and Kigogo

Water and sanitation, Natural environment, Built environment

LSE-Ardhi Global Learning Initiative: Urban food systems in London and Dar es Salaam

Natural environment, Land, Built environment

LSE-Ardhi Global Learning Initiative: Exploring Comparisons Between Hammersmith and Dar es Salaam’s Urban Transportation Patterns

Transport

Piecing together a postcolonial model for people-based placemaking in African cities

Social facilities, Built environment

Justice deficits in climate-risk adaptation

Natural environment, Land, Finance

Social service delivery and planning under vertically divided authority in the City of Harare

Transport, Human settlements, Built environment

Property rights in Tanzania:

Land, Human settlements

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