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Settlement Profiling Tool

A Spatial Analysis Framework for Settlements Accommodating Displaced Populations

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Anastasia Ignatova, Sammy Muinde, Lucy Donnelly, Helen Yu, Jane Muriuki, Risper Tala, Eric Muchunku, Winston Njuguna, Brett Moore, John Wain, Irene Sola Comalada, Holly Schofield, Kay Obwona Aber

20 July 2020

English

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Africa

The Settlement Profiling Tool, developed by UN-Habitat with support from UNHCR, is a user-friendly planning instrument designed to help governments, humanitarian actors, and development partners better understand and plan for displacement-affected settlements. It guides stakeholders through an iterative, cross-sectoral investigation to produce spatially informed settlement profiles that capture physical, socio-economic, and policy dynamics, offering scenarios and recommendations for future development. By creating a common baseline of information, the tool strengthens coordination, aligns humanitarian responses with long-term sustainable development goals, and supports climate- and socially responsive urban and regional planning. Piloted in Uganda and Ethiopia, the tool helps prioritise investments and unlock opportunities that benefit both refugees and host communities within the Humanitarian-Development Nexus approach.

 


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Ethiopia

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Land

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Poverty & inequality

SDGs

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Settlement planning

Somalia

Spatial development

Spatial planning

Uganda

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Urban planning

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