 | Following the subject of our last blog post, the ‘Mapping for Change’ capacity building workshop hosted by SLURC and Development Planning Unit staff, we have been undertaking community-led mapping in 15 of Freetown’s neighborhoods. The aim of this process is to collect localised data on the various risks faced by residents of these informal settlements – what the problems are, where they are located, who is vulnerable to them, and what is being done to mitigate them. Read more |
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