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Forums provide a space where contributors can participate in the discussions and debates on a variety of topics spanning over various sectors and themes across the Ukesa website.
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Land Portal Debates
Discussions provide a platform to stimulate conversation on diverse issues of importance to the land governance community. By participating in a discussion, users agree to be respectful of the diversity of opinions, and are reminded to stay on topic, cite your sources, and refer users to other resources for more information.
Connect4Impact
Hosted by the World Bank Group, Connect4Impact is a digital collaboration platform for development practitioners and policymakers to accelerate impactful solutions for the world's most pressing development challenges.
SkyscraperCity
A forum community dedicated to skyscrapers, towers, high-rises, construction, and city planning enthusiasts. Join the discussion about structures, styles, reviews, scale, transportation, skylines, architecture, and more.
Future Cities Africa Discussions
"Future Cities Africa is a knowledge platform hosting digital discussions with thought leaders and experts at the forefront of major trends, projects, innovations, challenges and opportunities impacting the future of African Cities. Digital discussions can be accessed on demand and the content is evergreen! It also has the ability to reach a continental and international audience, helping all stakeholders stay informed. FCA discussions cover on a broad range of sectors and industries ranging from technology, government, built environment, energy, mobility, climate change, finance, citizen centric services and more."
Land Data Tools & Collaboration for Resilience in the Arab Region
This discussion highlights the critical role of land data in addressing key challenges across the Arab region. Land data is a powerful tool for building resilience, promoting equity, and informing decision-making. Yet, closed data systems, gaps in access, and the complexity of land governance often hinder collaboration and progress. Through this discussion, we aim to explore ways to strengthen data-driven solutions that support marginalized groups, internally displaced persons (IDPs), and communities affected by climate change and conflict. Event description based directly on original source.
Cyburbia
Cyburbia is a friendly big tent, where we share our experiences and thoughts about urban planning practice, the built environment, planning adjacent topics, and anything else that comes to mind.