Equal Partnerships

African intermediary cities as actors and partners in urban migration governance

The Equal Partnerships project explores the opportunities and challenges of collaborative, urban migration governance in African intermediary cities. Through participatory research, workshops, and networking formats, we bring together local, national, and international actors to develop practical impulses and policy recommendations for multi-stakeholder partnerships.

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Join me and my co-authors @evan_in_refuge & @LioNzamba on December 3rd for the launch of the latest @CMARN_network policy briefs & discover African intermediary cities key role in addressing climate mobility. Register: https://unsw.zoom.us/meeting/register/tZAqdeCrrzsvHt3EA1CjOmgLJi4hhYIoQPiW#/registration

[📢] African cities cannot afford to turn into climate mobility hotspots, stresses @JaninaSturner in her latest @IFRI_ memo.
They are key actors of #ClimateMobility, as show the debates during #COP29.
➡️https://bit.ly/3UVkyMf

African cities and local gvmts face barriers in int. debates on #climatemobility - which is often seen as a prerogative of nat. gvtms.
Yet they are paving their way toward int. policy arenas through #CityDipomacy. Thank you, @JaninaSturner for these fresh and engaging insights!

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