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By Julia Wesely, Adriana Allen, Yolande Hendler and Irene Fuertes On 19th September 2021, pedagogues around the world celebrated the...

By Ruchika Lall (WP5, IIHS Researcher); Wilbard Kombe, Alphonce Kyessi and Tatu Mtwangi-Limbumba (Dar es Salaam City Team, Ardhi...

By Priya Singh, Work Package 5 Researcher at the Indian Institute for Human Settlements (IIHS) The introduction of a range of research...

Coproducing an urban equality agenda for local action: KNOW involvement in the next UCLG-GOLD Report. By Camila Cociña

By Paul Mukwaya, Judith Mbabazi, Teddy Kisembo (Urban Action Lab, Makerere University, Kampala) Above: Briquette Making groups during the...

Co-producing Doctoral Urban Research in the Global South? Reflections from the first KNOW Doctoral Training Course

COVID-19 represents a unique set of challenges to vulnerable people in urban areas.

Over Zoom, ACHR seniors reflected on the legacies of the network over the past thirty years, sharing key ideas for the future

The Dar es Salaam case highlights the inequalities inherent in this major urban centre, accentuated by COVID-19.

The need to put food on the table for the majority of the urban poor largely influenced response choices against COVID-19

In India, the pandemic has exposed inherent inequalities and cracks in urban systems and how those outside of these, are left by themselves