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    Publications

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    Urban ARK 24: Reducing future risk in the city: an agenda for integrated risk management

    01 January 2019

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    Urban ARK 20: Urban resilience building in fast-growing African cities

    01 January 2019

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    A spectrum of methods for a spectrum of risk: Generating evidence to understand and reduce urban risk in Sub-Saharan Africa

    01 December 2018

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    Urban ARK 18: Supporting community-led research on risks and creating policy platforms to enhance Nairobi’s governance for resilience

    01 October 2018

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    Urban ARK 19: Communicating Risk from the Frontline: projecting community voices into disaster risk management policies across scales

    01 October 2018

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    Urban ARK 9: Inserting rights and justice into urban resilience: a focus on everyday risk in cities in the South

    01 May 2018

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    Urban ARK 1: Urban Africa: Risk Knowledge – A Research Agenda

    01 January 2017

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    Urban ARK 4: Small disasters erode household resilience: the absorptive capacity of flood-prone households in Niamey, Niger

    01 January 2017

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    Urban Africa Risk Knowledge Programme: Key Terms and Definitions

    01 March 2016

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    Extensive Risk Thematic Note

    01 March 2016

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    Community-driven disaster risk reduction and climate change adaptation in urban areas

    01 October 2011

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    Adapting to climate change in urban areas: the possibilities and constraints in low and middle income nations

    01 October 2007

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