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African Urbanisms>programme>session-10-akelom

Transforming Lives and Spaces: Gender-Sensitive Urban Planning for Empowerment in Tigray, Ethiopia

Session 10

Authors: Makda Dirar Akelom (Mekelle University), Selam Gebrekirstos (Mekelle University)

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Session 10, African Urbanisms Through Feminist Lenses: Critical Praxis and South-South dialogues

Thursday October 24, 13:45–15:15, PG Seminar Room, John Moffat Building

Transforming Lives and Spaces: Gender-Sensitive Urban Planning for Empowerment in Tigray, Ethiopia

Abstract

This presentation explores the critical intersection of gender, space, and architecture in rural Tigray, Ethiopia, focusing on empowering women through gender-sensitive urban planning interventions. Utilizing a transdisciplinary approach merging architectural analysis and social research, our study aims to understand and enhance the spaces inhabited by women. This study underscores the importance of incorporating gender perspectives into rural urban planning for equitable and sustainable community growth

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