Globally, countries face a changing environment due to population growth, increase in agricultural production, increasing demand on natural resources, climate change and resultant degradation of the natural environment. One means
Liveability is a composite of interrelated social, economic, and ecological indicators that promote and enhance quality of life and sustainability. It is a dynamic concept that is related to time
Project Announcement The University of KwaZulu Natal’s School of Built Environments and Development Studies, Discipline of Planning, has collaborated with the University of Gdańsk’s Faculty of Social Sciences, Department of Spatial
In the year of 2021 between September to December, the SARChI for Inclusive Cities at the University of KwaZulu Natal’s School of Built Environments and Developments Studies conducted City Safety
Description: Global trends of rapid urbanization are reshaping the world. Today, 55% of the world’s population lives in urban areas, a proportion that is expected to increase to 68% by
Informal transport or para transit such as traditional taxi, tricycle (keke), mini vans (danfo) and motorcycles (Okada) are the preferred means of transportation for many people in cities of developing countries characterized by the informality of services
The SARCHI Chair for Inclusive Cities underwent the project of book production titled Managing the Urban-Rural Divide Through an Inclusive Framework. The book will be published by IGI-Global (formerly Idea Group Inc).
