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Monthly Archives: June 2012
Flood Risk and Urban Resilience in Dakar
Clara Ganemtore is SCI’s most recent addition to our Affiliated Researcher Program. She is studying regional and urban planning at the London School of Economics. Her work centres on urban resilience to environmental threats. Based on a case study of … Continue reading
Posted in Affiliated Researcher Program, Dakar
Tagged Dakar, flood risk management, Senegal, urban planning, Urban resilience
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A Follow-Up to the SCI Annual Symposium
Ariel Kogan attended the SCI Network Symposium as a representative of the Latin American Network for Fair, Democratic and Sustainable Cities. This is a space that brings together civil society initiatives, promotes decentralized practices and shared knowledge amongst different stakeholders … Continue reading
Septage Treatment Facility Inauguration in San Fernando
Angele Clark has just completed a 6-month SCI CIDA internship in San Fernando, Philippines. Her blog is a great example of how our interns have shared the load in seeing a project through from conception to completion. Thanks, Angele! ~ ~ Dallangayan Oeste Barangay … Continue reading
Million Dollar Views….from the rooftops of Latin America….
Sara Pilote has just spent 6 months in Los Cabos as an SCI CIDA intern. She reflects on her time there in her lovely blog piece below. Thanks, Sara! ~ ~ One of the things that I like the most here … Continue reading
Imagine Durban Visits Innovative Program for Girls
Leeanne MacGregor is wrapping up a 6-month internship in Durban, South Africa in outreach and communications. She writes about a great project that Imagine Durban helped to kick-start. You can also read more about it here. ~ ~ Tuesday afternoon, a group … Continue reading
How to make a street accessible while protecting its heritage features at the same time? After months of discussion, Colima still hasn’t come up with an answer…
Alejandra Perdomo Ibanez has been in Colima for almost 6 months. Her internship is focused on urban planning. ~ ~ Accessibility is increasingly becoming a key consideration in city planning and design. But this has not always been the case. City … Continue reading
