An initiative led by dedicated faculty of five academic institutions: Ardhi University (Tanzania), University of Dar es Salaam (Tanzania), Sokoine University of Agriculture (Tanzania), State University of Zanzibar (Zanzibar), and University of Turku (Finland)Supported by the Tanzania Urban Resilience Program (TURP),
a partnership between the Government of Tanzania, the World Bank, and the UK Department for International Development
Resilient solutions begin with education
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A Handbook for Community Urban Risk Mapping
he activities undertaken by Ramani Huria over the last four years stood as a model for a Handbook for Community Urban Risk Mapping. By helping communities to map residential areas, roads, streams,...
Welcome to the Resilience Academy
⅔ of African residents are in slum areas which are not planned. Since the cities are growing fast in Africa, slums increases to cities in Africa every year. On the other hand, education system in...
Community Flood Response Mapping and Damage Assessment, March 3rd 2019
As a means of emergency response after a flooding event or inland inundation, flood mapping helps to estimate the extent of the flood on a large scale. It is a basis of coordinating appropriate damage assessment activities, and providing relief to the victims. This blog explains an approach of community flood response by community mapping methods and rapid assessment to determine extent and damage.
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