Innovative measures of community-based monitoring as an instrument for inclusive urban development

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| Year: 2014

Ethiopia

Urban Development

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

Resilience dimension: Leadership & Strategy, Economy & Society

Policy alignment: Sustainable Development Goals, New Urban Agenda

Cross-cutting: Gender & social inclusion, Informal settlements

Source: Connective Cities Network

This documentation reviews community-based monitoring (CBM) as a tool for inclusive urban development, focusing on its application in Ethiopia and Bolivia. It aims to enhance decision-making for municipalities and strengthen dialogue with urban poor groups.

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