Our problems are nationwide, but our solutions must be local
For Urban Planning to be effective, it must be delivered at the lowest levels of governance.
Waste in the City
In seeking solutions to Nigeria's significant waste management problem, a common question arises: Who is responsible for the high volume of waste generated and its improper disposal?
Towards inclusive and sustainable urban renewal in Nigeria
For every 10 Nigerians living in urban areas, five live in households without one or more of the following: access to improved water, improved sanitation, sufficient-living area, housing durability and tenure security.
City, or Submarine?
The sight of a city submerged in water is a familiar one during the rainy season in Lagos, Nigeria’s bustling metropolis.
Making a Case for Open Mapping in Planning
Citizen-led mapping is challenging critical geospatial data-related issues of accessibility, affordability and accuracy. The ripple effects are being felt across sectors which rely on geospatial data, particularly urban planning.
The right to the city is dead - or never lived.
The average Nigerian is a minister for urban development.
Environmental Sustainability: the case of the cities today
The pursuit of environmental sustainability in cities represents an evolution—an evolution toward resilient, eco-conscious communities.