A master thesis from Aalborg University
Slum mapping as a tool for improving the life of slum communities in Africa: Comparative studies of cases from Kenya, Uganda and Namibia
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Term
4. term
Publication year
2015
Submitted on
2015-05-29
Pages
101 pages
Abstract
The project is focused on different approaches to mapping slum areas in sub- Saharan Africa and the benefits which are gained by local communities of slums, due to the outcome of these projects. The main goal of the following report is to find common aspects which ensure success and impacts local communities in positive way. The report’s analysis method is based on comparative studies with four cases of mapping projects. The discussion is based on sub- questions which answered will give an answer for main research question. General outcome of the report and findings are presented in closing chapter.
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