The project aims to research the ‘complex amalgam of formal and informal, statutory and non-statutory actors and institutions’ which together constitute what is called ‘hybrid security orders.’ Socio-cultural factors that hinder justice in the for
Urban centres rely on outlying rural areas, particularly where they supply water and food for cities. Simultaneously, resilience strategies must account for the relationships between multiple water-use sectors.
According to United Nations figures, 40% of Africa’s one billion people
currently live in urban areas; 60% of this group live in slums without
adequate water supply and sanitation. Urbanization in Africa is occurring
The project used an experimental process to test and improve capacity development and to develop a toolkit of monitoring and evaluation (M&E) tools and approaches, making four recommendations to improve the design and implementation of M&E
The Congo basin Forests and Climate Change Adaptation (CoFCCA) project was implemented in three countries in Central Africa: Cameroon, Central Africa Republic, and Democratic Republic of Congo.