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FOLLOW US ON OUR SOCIAL MEDIA PLATFORMS TO STAY UPDATED Share 1. AFRICA URBAN PLANNING IMAGERY LUANDA-ANGOLA DAR ES SALAM ASMARA ADIS ABEBA LUANDA-ANGOLA DAR ES SALAM ASMARA ADIS ABEBA LUANDA-ANGOLA DAR ES SALAM ASMARA ADIS ABEBA LUANDA-ANGOLA DAR ES SALAM ASMARA ADIS ABEBA LUANDA-ANGOLA DAR ES SALAM ASMARA ADIS ABEBA LUANDA-ANGOLA DAR ES SALAM ASMARA ADIS ABEBA LUANDA-ANGOLA DAR ES SALAM ASMARA ADIS ABEBA LUANDA-ANGOLA DAR ES SALAM ASMARA ADIS ABEBA Africa Urban Planning Imagery aims to capture and promote urban planning complexity and originality in Africa through satellite images of urban tissues. With a rapid growth rate, urbanization in Africa is one of the most important in the world with 472 million people living in urban areas and this will double in 25 years. To absorb this additional population, Africa urban tissue is in constant mutation through the densification of urban areas, urban regeneration projects, housing development projects, etc. and urban tissues are the witnesses of these mutations. It’s with the objectives to capture, analyze and promote those mutations that Africa Urban Planning Imagery presents satellite images of different cities in Africa to show the history, diversity, originality, and complexity of urbanization in the continent. 2. CITIES PIXELS AND COLORS Cities are the center of opportunities where live and interact different people. With soul and body dependent on each other, cities are also the center of innovations who contribute to improving quality of life. The body is the combination of infrastructures, buildings, roads, etc. while the soul of the city is related to people, their cultures and their behaviors. The purpose of the initiative Cities Pixels and Colors is to show the diversity and the singularity of the cities, especially in the African context. All the expression modes are welcome here to show the beauty of our cities. Photography, paintings, sketches, Illustrations, sculptures, etc. 3. URBAN PLANNING INNOVATIONS How to make our cities more inclusive, resilient, sustainable and improve the quality of life of all citizens? that is the main purpose of the initiative Urban planning innovations. With two-thirds of the world’s population live in the city by 2050 and more than 1.5 billion in Africa, urbanization is raising many challenges. Climate adaptation, end poverty, food security, city, and health are some of those challenges, and how to meet them and be sure that no one is left behind is the question. Africa Innovation Network aims through this initiative to develop innovative solutions to build better places for all. We want to develop and promote ideas throughout Africa and all over the world to take advantage of urbanization. 4. ARCHITECTURE AND INNOVATIONS The body of a city is the shelter of his soul. With the rapid growth of populations in urban areas, is crucial to provide affordable housing for all, sustainable infrastructures, social facilities, and utilities. To reach these goals we need to develop new approaches and design in order to create inclusive cities. Through the initiative Architecture Innovations, we want to develop and promote original architecture solutions to facing cities’ challenges like climate change, housing for all, social inclusion, etc. 5. AFRICAN ARCHITECTURE AND URBAN HERITAGE African cities are endowed with enormous built remains dating back decades, construction techniques that have evolved architecture over time as well as the design concepts used nowadays in the most innovative projects. In some cases, this heritage is classified worldwide, therefore protected. In others, it is abandoned at the risk of time. Architecture and urban heritage initiave aims to put on the spot beauty and efficiency of previous architecture and to show up construction techniques and rehabilitation. This is because, today’s identity and tomorrow’s innovation are based on the genius of the past.

A documentary series that gives voice to the continent's actors to draw a vision of more sustainable, resilient, and inclusive African cities. The Round tour aims to take stock of the urban dynamics on the continent while taking a forward-looking look at the African cities of tomorrow. African Cities Round Tour African Cities Round Tour is a documentary series that gives voice to the continent's actors to draw a vision of more sustainable, resilient, and inclusive African cities, especially through the potential of innovation and technological development. Urban planners, architects, designers, artists, engineers, and ordinary city dwellers, the African cities round tour aims to take stock of the urban dynamics on the continent, while taking a forward-looking look at the African cities of tomorrow. Download the brochure IVORY COAST Côte d'Ivoire, officially the Republic of Côte d'Ivoire (RCI), is a state located in Africa, in the western part of the Gulf of Guinea. With an area of 322,462 km2, it has an estimated population of 28,088,455 in 2021. The urbanization rate has risen from 17.7 percent in 1960 to over 50 percent in 2018. Among African nations with more than 5 million inhabitants, Côte d'Ivoire is the third most urbanized country, behind Côte d'Ivoire and Ghana. The urban system is characterized by a predominant city of about 4.5 million inhabitants (Abidjan), a city of about 500,000 inhabitants (Bouaké), three cities of more than 200,000 inhabitants (Daloa, Korhogo and Yamoussoukro the capital), and other secondary cities of more than 100,000 inhabitants. CAMEROON A Central African country with an estimated population of more than 25 million in 2019, Cameroon is one of the countries with the most important urban dynamics in the sub-region. This first documentary addresses the challenges of urbanization in Cameroon and the vision for more inclusive and sustainable cities. Through the eyes of many experts in urban planning, architecture, environment, urban policies, etc., this documentary analyzes the urban dynamics in the country and draws the fundamentals for building more resilient and sustainable urban settlements in Cameroon.

AFRICAN CITIES MAGAZINE 2nd EDITION This second edition of our magazine takes up some of the major axes that underlie the development of African cities. A special feature is devoted to education in architecture and urban planning in Africa in the first part. Then we address major issues of the urban future of the continent including public spaces, urban resilience, smart city. etc. You will have the opportunity to discover special interviews with some of the major actors of architecture and urbanism on the continent, who will present their visions for the African cities of tomorrow. Inspiring projects in architecture and urbanism are also presented, especially those that promote better social inclusion, integration of local communities, and local economic development. Finally, this second edition of the magazine shows the place of religious cultures in architecture in Africa before highlighting inspiring urban art projects. We hope you enjoy this second edition of our magazine and that it will give you a better perspective of African cities and inspire you to contribute more to the creation of more inclusive, resilient and sustainable cities in Africa. Download the english version Telecharger la version Francaise AFRICAN CITIES MAGAZINE 1st EDITION This first edition of AFRICAN CITIES Magazine on resilient and sustainable development through innovative solutions is the first edition of this annual magazine. With a series of innovations, initiatives, and projects on urban planning, architecture, or design, this first edition will showcase how innovative ideas and solutions shape urban systems into more resilient, inclusive, and sustainable human settlements in Africa. Through different portraits and interviews of practitioners, innovators, and change-makers in architecture and urban development, we hope to share experiences, examples, best practices, and tools for a more sustainable future. We also hope to showcase the beauty, diversity, challenges, and opportunities in African cities of today, as well as paint a picture of what the cities of tomorrow will look like. We hope you enjoy this first edition of our magazine and that it encourages you to be more actively involved in the establishment of more inclusive, resilient, and sustainable cities in Africa. Download Magazine in English Download Magazine in French Share

We are developing a number of initiatives including documentaries and magazines. We also support cities and territories in creating more sustainable living environments through sustainable planning tools, coaching, capacity building, urban development strategies, marketing tools, strategic plans, etc. OUR INITIATIVES AIN ROADMAP EVENTS AIN PUBLICATIONS DOCUMENTARIES VIDEOS PODCATS AND MUCH MORE

WHAT IS AFRICA INNOVATION NETWORK In 2050, 70% of the world's population will be urban. The majority of this urbanization will occur in Africa with 60% of the population living in urban areas by then. While raising enormous challenges , this urbanization will generate significant needs in all areas and will have to be met. It is with this in mind that Africa Innovation Network, a research and innovation agency focused on the problems generated by urbanization on the continent , was created. Africa Innovation Network brings together experts in diverse and varied fields to offer sustainable and innovative solutions to complex problems linked to the continent's urbanization in order to improve the quality of life of all. A veritable laboratory for thinking about and implementing solutions adapted to the context of the continent, the target themes of the Africa Innovation Network cover all fields enabling sustainable and resilient societal development throughout Africa. These themes are grouped around the main axes : INCLUSIVE CITIES; INNOVATION AND TECHNOLOGY; ENVIRONMENT AND CLIMATE ACTION. Download our brochure Share

Videos Podcast This is a series of video podcasts that address the main key themes in building more inclusive, resilient and sustainable cities in Africa. The themes addressed are various and include the place of secondary cities, economic models for more sustainable and resilient cities, the place of education and cultural identities, the role of technology and innovation, etc. The format is a short video published each month. What if the sustainable city was of African inspiration? This podcast makes an analysis of the concept of sustainable city in the African context starting from a historical retrospective. Then it analyzes the essence of African sustainable practices through the axes of sustainable development: the economy, the social, the environment, and the culture. Finally, it ends with a questioning of the sustainability model of the African city of the 21st century by presenting some approaches to explore. Urban Mobility in Africa Addis Ababa, there are more than 4 million trips per day, including those made on foot. In the megacity of Kinshasa, with its vast agglomeration of more than 17 million inhabitants, more than 5.5 million trips per day are made. Today, nearly one African out of two lives in a city, and that is as many people who must travel every day. In this environment, mobility will have to deal with major construction sites, low road density and increasing distances to travel. So how can Africa succeed in ensuring sustainable mobility for its cities and metropolises? This is what we will try to understand through this podcast.

"Unlock urban potential in Africa! Africa Innovation Network focuses on creating sustainable, resilient African cities & innovative solutions for a better urban future." #AfricanCities A FRICA I NNOVATION N ETWORK: SUSTAINABLE SOLUTIONS FOR AFRICA AND THE WORLD WHO WE ARE We are a think tank developing new approaches for more inclusive, resilient, and sustainable cities in Africa. We develop initiatives, projects, programs, and materials to support cities to move forward to more sustainable human settlements. WHAT WE DO Through our network of experts in urban planning, architecture, engineering, transport and mobility, geographic information systems, design, etc., we accompany cities and territories in the creation of more inclusive and sustainable living environments. OUR APPROACH Our approach is human-centered and based on frugal innovations. We are developing simple, participative ideas and solutions to make our cities and our rural areas a better place for all . OUR MISSION Help through our initiatives to build a better future for all and make sure that no one is left behind in our cities.

African Cities Insights is your go-to resource for understanding the latest trends and developments in urban studies in Africa. Our series features interviews with leading experts, innovative projects that are transforming cities, and thought-provoking think pieces that challenge conventional wisdom. We are committed to promoting inclusive and sustainable urban development across the continent. African Cities Insights African Cities Insights is your go-to resource for understanding the latest trends and developments in urban studies in Africa. Our series features interviews with leading experts, innovative projects that are transforming cities, and thought-provoking think pieces that challenge conventional wisdom. We are committed to promoting inclusive and sustainable urban development across the continent. Filter by Category Select Category Interview Pan-African Architecture Biennale 2026 Interview with Omar Degan the curator of this inaugural edition and the founder of the Pan African Biennale as organization Cities Pixels and Colors Bakel et Kaédi: Des villes intermédiaires en première ligne des enjeux du développement urbain Focus sur Bakel et Kaédi dans la moyenne vallée du fleuve Sénégal. Architecture Innovation La ventilation naturelle : une arme invisible, mais tellement efficace ! Une alternative aux climatiseurs énergivores et mal intégrés African Architecture and Urban Heritage Learning from green African building Exploring the richness of sustainable construction in sub-Saharan Africa and creating a network of engaged actors and institutions. Urban Planning Innovation Une confédération d’habitants pour renforcer le pouvoir d’agir dans les quartiers vulnérables en Afrique de l’Ouest Pour le droit au logement et à un cadre de vie décent résilient face au changement climatique African Architecture and Urban Heritage Digitizing Aguda/Afro Brazilian architecture heritage of Porto-Novo Benin through LIDAR scanning & social participation Digital tools and local engagement to document and preserve endangered heritage sites in Porto-Novo, Benin. Urban Planning Innovation Abuja Urban Lab: collective action as a catalyst for transforming waste governance The Urban Lab facilitates collaborative solutions that incorporate local knowledge and innovative practices. Architecture Innovation A New Shift In Affordable Housing In Africa Local solutions for for sustainable urban development Urban Planning Innovation L’utilisation de l’outil numérique, pour des projets de développement plus justes en Afrique Comment les outils digitaux mobiles et en ligne nous aident à produire des données et à déterminer des dédommagements plus justes Architecture Innovation Start Somewhere: Urban Upgrading Through Innovative Architecture And Community Empowerment This method significantly reduces both construction time and material costs, enabling even unskilled community members to participate in building projects. Urban Planning Innovation La cartographie sensible, un outil puissant de participation citoyenne - récit d'un cours à l'EAMAU La création de médias permettant de restituer l'expérience du territoire Urban Planning Innovation Leveraging digital technologies for mapping deprived areas in eThekwini, South Africa Building & Establishment Automated Mapper, a machine learning tool for mapping informal structures African Architecture and Urban Heritage African Pre-colonial City-States: Why we need to look back to move forward African urban centers were dynamic, complex, diverse, and adapted to each era with different socioeconomic features and governance models. Urban Planning Innovation Le fonds rotatif : un outil communautaire de cofinancement pour le développement des villes Un mécanisme qui permet aux populations vulnérables de bénéficier de prêts pour la réhabilitation de leurs logements et de co-financer des aménagements urbains Architecture Innovation Digital Tools In Architecture: Opportunities For Afrocentric Architecture Discover how Afrocentric architecture is redefining African cities by blending cultural heritage, sustainability, and cutting-edge technologies Interview Une nouvelle vision du développement urbain au Sénégal à travers la ville intelligente Entretien avec Diop Dieynaba, Directrice du programme Ville Intelligente de Diamniadio Urban Planning Innovation Geo Sanitation - INSTAMAP: A geoportal to facilitate decision-making on urban water management in Antananarivo, Madagascar The platform aims to improve coordination, streamline project development, and reduce costs by replacing physical documents with digital versions Interview Combler la fracture numérique et autonomiser les jeunes au Niger Entretien avec Issaka Maman Lourwana, fondateur de Digital Niger Urban Planning Innovation A Sustainable and Resilient Urban Transformation in Africa: The Dakar REVE Project, Leveraging IMM Diagnostics The IMM urban diagnosis as a promising tool to address African cities's challenges and improve the sustainability and resilience of urban systems Interview The potential of Artificial Intelligence for Africa Interview with Rachel Adams PhD, the Founder and CEO of the Global Center on AI Governance Urban Planning Innovation Exploiter l'Internet des objets pour améliorer la qualité de l'air urbain à Douala Cameroun Des opportunités uniques pour surveiller la qualité de l'air en temps réel et en détail à l'échelle d'une ville dense et étendue comme Douala Interview A vision built from earth Portrait of Nzinga Biegueng Mboup, Architect and cofounder of Worofila Cities Pixels and Colors CPDI Africa EXPO 2022: Workshop & Excursion Develop and preserve African architectural languages, that are culturally and environmentally sustainable Urban Planning Innovation Faire la ville ensemble : co-construire la ville africaine par l'apprentissage Soutenir les acteurs de la ville dans la prise de conscience des changements de paradigme nécessaires Urban Planning Innovation Repenser Conakry à travers le prisme de la mobilité urbaine durable Une approche holistique et centrée sur les personnes en matière de mobilité urbaine peut aider à déclencher un modèle de développement urbain agile et inclusif pour Conakry. Architecture Innovation Les jardins de Ben M'sik : construits par la communauté, pour la communauté Des logements sociaux à Casablanca alliant accessibilité, durabilité et intégration communautaire. Urban Planning Innovation La géopolitique de la gouvernance urbaine – une approche innovante pour coproduire des connaissances Un réseau dense et multi-échelle d'acteurs, d'initiatives, de relations et de compétitions qui constituent et caractérisent la gouvernance urbaine Urban Planning Innovation Urban-Rural linkages at the center of urban policy agenda in Africa Leaving no space behind: strengthening urban-rural Linkages Interview Portrait d'une des architectes les plus inspirantes du Maroc: Aziza CHAOUNI Architecte principale chez Aziza Chaouni Projects et Professeure associée à l'Université de Toronto African Architecture and Urban Heritage What would the architecture of African cities look like without western influence? Reimagine an Africa built with a strong sense of heritage, with the aim of evoking emotions and a sense of joy Urban Planning Innovation Un (re)développement urbain accéléré pour des lieux habitables the Urban Fabric Initiative Expérimenter, promouvoir et développer des approches et des outils inclusifs, participatifs et agiles pour améliorer la qualité et l'appropriation locale des projets urbains. African Architecture and Urban Heritage Cameroon museums: The language of symbols for cosmo-architecture Cultural and tourist development of the territory through buildings and places imbued with an «African» scenography Interview Interview with Hayatte Ndiaye, President of the national order of architects of Chad Financing the urbanization of cities is crucial, as it promotes local economies, supports industrialization, and creates jobs locally Architecture Innovation Startup lions campus Innovative architecture to respond to the challenge of youth unemployment Cities Pixels and Colors The heritage wall Benin Connect every African to their culture and identity, and promote the importance of connecting with their heritage. Architecture Innovation Rural lessons for the city of the future an architect’s perspective Combining the rural and urban can create more liveable modern cities and attractive rural communities for future generations African Architecture and Urban Heritage Influence of religion and beliefs in architecture Religion and beliefs have shaped African societies, influencing the construction of monuments Architecture Innovation Innovation at the service of community projects in Africa Africa's architecture blends ancient traditions with sustainable designs, addressing community needs. Interview Education in architecture, planning and design in Africa: Challenges and vision for more sustainable and resilient African cities Architectural education in Africa needs a paradigm shift, integrating local social, cultural, and environmental considerations. Urban Planning Innovation Comment les drones facilitent l’obtention de titres fonciers en RDC Kasangulu, en RDC, utilise des drones pour les droits fonciers, l'autonomisation des femmes et la modernisation de la gestion foncière. African Architecture and Urban Heritage Talensi traditional houses in Ghana Talensi traditional houses in Ghana exemplify indigenous culture, social cohesion, and sustainable, low-cost construction using local materials. Urban Planning Innovation Innovative partnerships for inclusive mobility UN-Habitat partners with startups to innovate in e-mobility, advancing sustainable cities and gender-inclusive employment. Urban Planning Innovation The Pedestrian's Plight: Walking as an inconvenient mobility option in Abuja Abuja's car-centric design and policies hinder pedestrian mobility, especially for marginalized groups, necessitating prioritized mixed land use, enhanced streetscapes, and pedestrian-friendly policies. Urban Planning Innovation Reaping the Urban Dividend: Sustainable and Safe Urban Mobility in Africa Reclaiming Streets for Pedestrians and Cyclists in Africa to reduce road fatalities among vulnerable road users. Cities Pixels and Colors Urbanisme tactique : les artefacts urbains comme vecteur de mobilité durable pour une meilleure qualité de l’air dans la ville de Yaoundé Les artefacts urbains inspirés des symboles locaux pour favoriser la mobilité douce au Cameroun African Architecture and Urban Heritage Le Burkina Faso, une référence en matière d'architecture africaine authentique L'architecture africaine inspirante du Burkina Faso entre préservation de l'identité et modernité African Architecture and Urban Heritage Les territoires post-miniers Marocains : L'héritage minier de Jerada comme outil de régénération urbaine Jerada, ville post-minière marocaine, lutte pour éviter le déclin en explorant des stratégies intégrées de reconversion urbaine. Urban Planning Innovation Projet de Développement Urbain Intégré et de Résilience du Grand Antananarivo : Des impacts durables sur la capitale de Madagascar Le PRODUIR vise à améliorer les conditions de vie des personnes les plus vulnérables des zones régulièrement inondées d’Antananarivo Interview On the Move: How Local Startups Are Redefining Urban Mobility in Africa Interview with Judith ADEM, consultant smart and electric mobility at UN-Habitat Urban Planning Innovation L’African Cities Lab : une plateforme de cours en ligne au service de la transformation urbaine en Afrique Une plateforme révolutionnaire en éducation numérique pour façonner un développement urbain durable en Afrique. Interview Pedaling for Change: Cycling as a Catalyst for Sustainable Urban Mobility in Africa Interview with Cyprine Odada, Executive Director of Critical Mass Nairobi Interview Abidjan: Repenser la mobilité par la planification, l’inclusion et le dialogue Entretien avec Charlène Kouassi Directrice de Movin’On LAB Afrique Interview Le numérique: un terreau fertile à labourer pour la transformation durable de la mobilité Interview avec Antoine Chèvre Spécialiste Senior en Transport Cities Pixels and Colors When art comes to town: The murals that cover African cities African cities are experiencing a mural renaissance, with large-scale artworks revitalizing urban spaces, depicting culture, addressing issues, and fostering pride and unity among communities. Interview Interview with Mariam Issoufou Kamara: Founder and principal Architect at atelier masōmī In this interview, Mariam Kamara discusses her journey from software engineering to architecture, emphasizing the multidimensional impact of architecture on our environment and perception. Interview Charging Ahead: Africa's Bright Future in Electric Mobility Interview with Ariadne Baskin Sustainable Mobility Project Manager

African Cities Magazine is a publication focused on urban innovation, culture, and development across African cities, showcasing architecture, sustainability, and social trends shaping the continent's rapidly growing urban landscapes. African Cities Magazine Welcome to our magazine, dedicated to addressing the critical issues related to the development of cities in Africa. It spotlights the dynamic evolution of urban spaces across Africa, highlighting innovations in sustainable development. The magazine serves as a platform for showcasing transformative projects and cultural narratives that shape the continent’s rapidly growing cities. It covers topics like smart city initiatives, environmental sustainability, urban planning, and economic development, providing insights into the challenges and opportunities unique to African urbanism. African Cities Magazine 6 This sixth edition explore how endogenous approaches can shape the future of African cities by reconciling forms, functions, and everyday uses. Dedicated to public spaces, it brings together reflections, research, and creative experiments that reveal how African urbanism thrives through local knowledge, collective practices, and cultural vitality. From Douala to Dakar, Cape Town, Bukavu, and Antananarivo, contributors explore how communities, planners, and artists co-create inclusive, resilient, and identity-driven spaces. By showcasing projects rooted in experience and innovation, this edition challenges presents African cities, as dynamic, inventive, and deeply human territories of transformation. Read more African Cities Magazine 5 The fifth edition explores the power of digital innovation, community engagement, and sustainable design in Africa's urban development. The Special Feature highlights AI’s potential to address urban challenges. Urban Planning Innovation emphasizes community-driven projects, including Senegal’s Urban Renewal Fund and Nigeria’s Abuja Urban Lab, promoting collaborative waste solutions. Architecture Innovation showcases eco-friendly designs using local materials, while African Architecture and Urban Heritage spotlights heritage preservation, emphasizing Africa’s cultural richness and historical depth. The Cities, Pixels, and Colors section highlights the unique challenges and roles of intermediate cities in West Africa. Read more African Cities Magazine 4 This Edition 4 focuses on urban mobility, an essential aspect of Africa's rapidly evolving cities. It examines electric mobility, digital public transport planning, and infrastructure for cycling and walking, presenting them as pillars of sustainable urban mobility. Interviews with experts reveal the potential for electric transport and digital tools in creating accessible, environmentally friendly transit systems. This edition also highlights Madagascar's innovations in urban mobility and profiles artists contributing to Africa’s urban aesthetic through murals and public art. Featuring reflections on African architecture and heritage, this edition illustrates how technological advancements and cultural identity converge in modern African cities Read more African Cities Magazine 3 In this Edition 3, the African Cities Magazine explores financing sustainable urban development, with insights from Jean-François Habeau of the Global Fund for Cities Development (FMDV). This edition spotlights innovative projects emphasizing participation and collective action, demonstrating how collaboration can enhance urban resilience. Through profiles of key figures like Aziza Chaouni, the magazine highlights how professionals are pushing boundaries in urban design. The issue also covers significant urban planning events across Africa, shedding light on best practices and inspiring young Africans to engage in sustainable urbanism. This edition aims to connect funding strategies with impactful urban projects that promote inclusive growth and sustainability. Read more African Cities Magazine 2 This issue centers on architecture education, urban resilience, and smart city initiatives, offering a deep dive into the educational approaches driving urban transformation in Africa. It opens with a special feature on the role of architecture and urban planning in fostering inclusive development. In-depth interviews with leading architects and urban planners reveal visions for the future of African cities, where public spaces, resilient infrastructure, and socio-economic inclusion are prioritized. This edition also examines how cultural and religious heritage influence architecture and urban planning, aiming to balance modern needs with traditional values. By incorporating diverse perspectives, this edition underscores Africa’s innovative potential in redefining urban landscapes. Read more African Cities Magazine 1 The first issue of African Cities Magazine dives into how innovative solutions are shaping resilient, sustainable cities across Africa. This edition covers a range of projects focused on urban planning, architecture, and design, introducing practitioners and innovators making strides in African urban development. A special emphasis is placed on the adaptability and resourcefulness of African cities, showcasing efforts to meet local challenges while promoting inclusivity and environmental stewardship. The edition also celebrates Africa’s cultural richness, highlighting urban diversity and envisioning a future of vibrant, adaptable cities that reflect the unique identity of the continent. Read more

Africityshoot Africityshoot is a collection of photos of African cities to share the warmth, beauty, energy and vibrancy of cities on the continent. Discover the dynamics at work in African cities through unique shots of different cities taken by actors committed to the sustainable transformation of the continent's territories. These images are to be used for non-commercial purposes.

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