Tuwe Pamoja promotes shared learning within its project citites and beyond. This includes the produciton of a variety of knowledge products, change stories, impact analyses and thought pieces from its team.
Find all of these products below. For products from individual project cities, view their individual pages here: Lusaka, Cape Town, Nairobi, and Accra.
Tuwe Pamoja updates
Building resilience in Mathare: Reflections from the CRDPs workshop in Nairobi
To move beyond isolated interventions, a workshop held by the Tuwe Pamoja team in Nairobi served as a collaborative platform to collectively ask how CRDPs can function as a practical framework for integrating climate resilience into informal settlement upgrading.
10 Key takeaways from the Tuwe Pamoja’s Peer-to-Peer learning exchange
The peer-to-peer learning exchange, held in Nairobi, invited project members from Tuwe’s four focus cities to compare experiences and share approaches related to community profiling, data collection, planning and knowledge management.
Collaborative insights from Accra: Reimagining Glefe with nature-based solutions
A workshop in Accra explored prevailing climate hazards in the Glefe coastal community, including how to build equitable effective partnerships and use a climate resilient development pathways (CRDPs) approach.
Nature-based Solutions (NbS) in African urban cities
Explore how nature-based solutions can be applied in African cities and urban informal settlements in this video, which includes insights into why context-specific design and inclusive partnerships are essential.
Why African cities need climate-resilient development pathways
Learn about CRDPs in this short video from Tuwe Pamoja, and how the approach can help build momentum toward positive change for both people and ecosystems.
Co-producing resilience strategies: Strengthening communities against flooding in Lusaka’s informal settlements
In Lusaka, the Tuwe Pamoja project is pioneering the localisation of the CRDPs approach, moving beyond scientific abstractions to empower settlement residents to co-produce interventions in light of changing climate and urban conditions.
Working across scales to address flood risks in Cape Town
A workshop held by Tuwe Pamoja in Cape Town explored climate resilient development pathways and the role of nature-based solutions in reducing flood risk in informal settlements of Khayelitsha.
Tuwe Pamoja team & tasks overview
These infographics give an overview of the diversity of the Tuwe Pamoja team, as well as the tasks individuals involved will deliver over the course of the project.
CLARE is a flagship research programme on climate adaptation and resilience, funded mostly (about 90%) by UK Aid through the Foreign Commonwealth and Development Office (FCDO) & co-funded by the International Development Research Centre (IDRC), Canada.
