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Are humanitarian agencies starting from scratch again in Haiti?

After the 2010 earthquake in Haiti, thousands of humanitarian agencies supported a huge recovery effort. ATwo months ago, another major quake struck. Are Haiti or humanitarian agencies any better equipped for the challenge of rebuilding?
25 October 2021 BlogMonitoring, evaluation and learning, Policy and planning, Urban
Sewage and water runs down the centre of a makeshift 'drain' surrounded by sandbags and wood

Do urban populations benefit from urban bias?

Conventional wisdom suggests that most poverty is in rural areas. But as there is so little research, how can we know if this is true?
1 September 2021 BlogMonitoring, evaluation and learning, Urban, Water
Women looking at a flooded road.

Bridging the gap: how women-led federations are strengthening communities in Patna's informal settlements

Following devastation from COVID-19 and monsoon rains, women collectives have been instrumental in securing crucial infrastructure provisions and service delivery
23 December 2020 BlogUrban
Head and shoulders of four smiling people

Shared vulnerabilities? Connecting climate and health in cities: Make Change Happen podcast episode 7

IIED's latest podcast episode explores how cross-sector learning and collaboration may be one key to creating more resilient and equitable cities
6 August 2020ArticleClimate change, Communication, Urban
A busy side street in the settlement of Dharavi

Invisiblising cities: the obsession with national statistics and international comparisons

David Satterthwaite discusses the vast gaps in city data, and explains why planning, governing and servicing cities calls for data that is broken down into city and sub-city level
25 February 2020 BlogMonitoring, evaluation and learning, Urban
A road full of congested traffic.

IIED and partner events at the World Urban Forum (WUF10)

This page summarises the activities of IIED, its researchers and partners during the 10th session of the World Urban Forum (WUF10) in Abu Dhabi, UAE, from 8-13 February 2020.

Event date: 
Saturday, 8 February 2020 to Thursday, 13 February 2020Event
Women living in informal settlements in Harare (Photo: Diana Mitlin/IIED)

Co-production in urban areas: evolving form, enduring presence

How far can ‘co-production’ improve the lives of the one in seven of the global population living in informal settlements without secure tenure or adequate access to services? Authors of the October 2018 issue of Environment and Urbanization tackle this question by analysing the potentials and shortcomings of co-production

24 October 2018 BlogUrban
Esther Atieno prepares dinner for her family in Kisumu City, Kenya, using a jiko kisasa (firewood stove). Without city-wide data on electricity and fuel use available from utilities and companies, cities can survey a set of households on their energy use and extrapolate the results (Photo: Peter Kapuscinski/World Bank)

Global to local: supporting cities to meet the New Urban Agenda

The New Urban Agenda sets ambitious sustainability objectives for cities of all sizes. At the 9th World Urban Forum, IIED worked with local governments on how to deliver against the wide-ranging goals. Alexandra Norodom reflects on the power of inclusive processes

23 March 2018 BlogMonitoring, evaluation and learning, Urban

When Academics Become Humanitarians: A Post-Disaster Programme by the State University of Haiti

This paper by Rachel Sénat of Habitat for Humanity Haiti contributes to the first of these themes.

December 2017PublicationUrban

Urban area-based approaches (ABAs) in post-disaster contexts

Area-based approaches (ABAs) have gained traction in recent years among humanitarian aid agencies seeking to provide better responses in urban areas following a naturallytriggered disaster.

June 2017PublicationUrban

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