Informal Worker’s Response to the Challenge of Public Urination
In Durban’s inner city, there comes a time when one must hold their nose as they walk past a place covered in a build-up of
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Through urban advocacy, urban design, urban intelligence and urban education work-streams, AeT has been able to build credibility and is widely recognised as having specialist knowledge and expertise. Under this section you can access resources that AeT has developed or played a role in shaping the content.
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- COVID-19 Research
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- News
- Pilot Childcare Responses for Informal Workers in Public Spaces in Durban, South Africa
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- Safer Spaces: Childcare solutions for Urban Africa [Case study: Durban]
- Technical Brief – Inclusive Public Space
- Topical Articles & Reports
- Vikelani Amalungelo Booklets
- Working in Warwick – Book
Blog
Our blogs highlight project activities, spotlight successes and challenges, and share perspectives and updates on the informal sector.
Warwick’s Street Carpenter
By Priyanka Govender Here in South Africa, where jobs are hard to come by and the unemployment crisis is skyrocketing, having an entrepreneurial spirit is
Durban’s Inner City Informal Transport Network
By Priyanka Govender Barrow operators are an integral part of the well-oiled machine that is the inner cities’ Warwick Junction. They play a huge role
