The aim of Fairville is to explore the links between multi-scalar urban inequalities with democracy and participation. The research proposes to document this entanglement. It also proposes pilots of participatory research-action that engage local academics, -authorities, -community-based organisations, -residents and -users in the collective improvement of deprived urban neighbourhoods via a deepening of resident and user participation in new and existing democratic processes.

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OUT NOW: CHAD, RESILIENCE BUILDING ACTIVITIES EVALUATION

The evaluation of WFP’s resilience activities in Chad by the WFP Chad Country Office stands in the context of WFP’s policy of accountability and learning through independent high-quality decentralized evaluations.

Published on JUNE 2020

Mutual Learning Seminar on Collaborative mapping of unequal and rapid urbanisation: tools and challenges, from Giza to Dakar

The Fairville project team is to host its second public online seminar on the theme of collaborative mapping experiences on November 14, 2024 (2:30 PM) with Ismaili Seye (UrbaSen /

Published on OCTOBER 2024

NSCE AT WUF12: Local, Resilient, and Action!

The “Development of a Climate Resilience Instrument for the Urban Development Fund (UDF) in Egypt” Project was identified as a best practice to enhance climate resilience efforts in Global South

Published on DECEMBER 2024