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African Urbanisms>programme>session-9-roji

Co-producing a shared public space in Johannesburg: the case of Gilifilan Park

Session 9

Authors: Ayanda Roji (Johannesburg City Parks and Zoo), Tariq Toffa (UJ), Manyedi Rakabe (Johannesburg Development Agency)

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Session 9: Transforming African City-making Through an Ethics of Vo-production

Friday October 25, 9:00–10:30 & 10:45-12:15, A2, John Moffat Building

Co-producing a shared public space in Johannesburg: the case of Gilifilan Park

Abstract

This session explores Gilifilan Park developed through extensive community engagement. Used by various groups, its design accommodates diverse interests. Despite confronting complex obstacles, it symbolises hope, showcasing collaborative efforts between city practitioners and communities. Its inclusive design and activitation foster belonging, offering insights for global urban planners and policy makers.

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