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    • Slum Upgrading in Developing Countries: Lessons from Ghana and Kenya 

      Esther Y Danso-Wiredu, Emmanuel Midheme (Department of Geography and Resource Development, 2017)
      he proliferation of slums in many cities of the developing countries has been widely discussed in the literature as a great concern to most countries. The complexities of the slum problem make upgrading difficult. To help ...
    • State-Vs. Community-Led Land Tenure Regularization in Tanzania 

      Emmanuel Midheme (Lap Lambert Academic Publ, 2012)
      The importance of security and certainty of land tenure among the urban poor cannot be overemphasised. A key justification for it is that tenure security provides incentives for investment in land and hence an impetus for ...
    • Tracing Kisumu’s path in the co-production of knowledge for urban development 

      George Mark Onyango, Obera Bernard Otieno (Co-producing Knowledge for Sustainable Cities, 2015)
      This chapter traces the history of Kisumu from 1900 to the present to demonstrate the various levels of knowledge co-production over the years and how these have shaped the development of the city. Kisumu is said to have ...
    • Venturing Off the Beaten Path: Social Innovation and Settlement Upgrading in Voi, Kenya 

      Emmanuel Midheme (Edward Elgar Publishing, 2013)
      Access to land in Kenyan towns is severely constrained by supply (Yahya 2002; Bassett 2005). The official land delivery processes premised on conventional state and market mechanisms have proved inadequate in coping with ...