CAMEROON IMPACT STORY: Fostering political will to create a platform for cooperation between all key stakeholders.
31 Dec 2015
Slums are an ongoing and dominant feature of Cameroon’s urban centres. More than half of Cameroonians now live in towns and cities (53% or around 13 million of Cameroon’s estimated 23 million)2 and an estimated 60% of those are living in informal settlements and slums3. With an urban growth rate of around 5%4 , the challenge of managing and preventing slums is critical.
The aim of this impact story is to explore how Cameroon is using its national leadership and participation in UN-Habitat’s Participatory Slum Upgrading Programme (PSUP), to prepare for city-wide slum upgrading.
Posted in: Policies and Strategies
Land, Housing and Shelter
Land, Housing and Shelter
Slum Upgrading
Cross-Cutting
Posted on: 22 Feb 2016