Urban Africa Risk Knowledge Programme: Key Terms and Definitions

Mark Pelling

Hayley Leck

Reports/papers (non-specific)

, pages

PDF (780.09 KB)

Language:

English

Published: March 2016

Publisher(s):

IIED

KCL

Product code:21771G

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Input to background Working Paper series March 2016. Guidance notes.

Cite this publication

Pelling, M. and Leck, H. (2016). Urban Africa Risk Knowledge Programme: Key Terms and Definitions. IIED, London; KCL, London.
Available at https://www.iied.org/21771g

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