Research - ACRC

Analysis of urban reform coalitions awarded best 2024 paper by Area Development and Policy

Jul 22, 2024 | News, Research

ACRC’s CEO, Diana Mitlin, has been awarded the best paper of 2024 by Area Development and Policy for “The contribution of reform coalitions to inclusion and equity: lessons from urban social movements”. The open access paper highlights how urban reform coalitions –...

New research: Are reform coalitions the key to more inclusive urban housing in Africa?

Jul 15, 2024 | News, Research

By 2050, it is projected that African cities will become home to an additional 950 million people – all of whom will need housing. This rapid population growth in Africa’s towns and secondary cities has been accompanied by the explosion of informally designed housing,...

New research: Overcoming systemic barriers facing young people in African cities

Jul 11, 2024 | News, Research

By 2050, half of Africa’s population will be under the age of 25. This makes young people key to development outcomes across the continent’s cities, with youth often regarded as the “makers or breakers” of the future. A new ACRC paper presents research into the...

New research: Understanding the political economy of development in Freetown

Jun 19, 2024 | News, Research

ACRC has published a new report examining the politics, systems and key urban development domains in Freetown, Sierra Leone. It highlights how national, city and domain-level power and politics interact and the implications for solving intractable development...

Localising and decolonising ACRC: Taking action

Jun 17, 2024 | Research

From the outset of ACRC, we have recognised the essential contribution of diverse African researchers, including those based in the global North and South. We have also recognised the importance of working with knowledge-rich, city-specific research agencies and other...

Localising and decolonising ACRC: Taking the temperature

Jun 17, 2024 | Research

Ever since our initial bid for ACRC, we’ve been discussing how we can better localise decision-making and decolonise knowledge processes. While led from The University of Manchester and funded by FCDO, we’ve sought to prioritise African expertise within the consortium...

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