Briefing: Urban risk in Freetown’s informal settlements: making the invisible visible - April 2017

Report

| Year: 2017

Sierra Leone

Disaster Risk Reduction, Urban Development

Audience: Municipal / Local Government Practitioners, Policy & Decision Makers, Urban Planners & Technical Experts

Resilience dimension: Leadership & Strategy, Economy & Society

Policy alignment: Sendai Framework for Disaster Risk Reduction, Sustainable Development Goals, New Urban Agenda

Cross-cutting: Informal settlements, Risk-informed

Source: ReliefWeb

This policy brief analyzes urban risks in Freetown's informal settlements, highlighting the impacts of rapid urbanization and rural-urban migration. It emphasizes participatory approaches to understand and mitigate everyday urban risks faced by residents.

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