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Integrating Sustainable Development Goals into Urban Planning to Advance Sustainability in Sub-Saharan Africa: Barriers and Practical Solutions from the Case Study of Moundou, Chad

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By Ernest Haou, Ndonaye Allarané, Cyprien Coffi Aholou, Ouya Bondoro
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1. Introduction The spatial and socio-technical structures of cities are currently under unprecedented strain due to global changes, with urbanization acting as a primary driver. According to United Nations projections, the global urban population will continue to rise, reaching approximately 6.68 billion by 2050.
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Stakeholder-Based Optimal Indicators for Urban Sustainability Assessment in Sub-Saharan Africa: A Case Study from the City of Moundou in Chad

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By Ndonaye Allarané, Ernest Haou, Cyprien Coffi Aholou, Ouya Bondoro
| MDPI
1. Introduction Cities are currently experiencing an intensification of extreme climatic phenomena [,] and increasingly rapid urbanization [], currently estimated at a global rate of 56% with a projection of 68.4% by 2050 [].
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Sustainability | Free Full-Text | Integrating Climate Change Adaptation Strategies into Urban Policies for Sustainable City Resilience: Barriers and Solutions in the Central African City of N’Djaména

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By Ndonaye Allarané, Assouhan Jonas Atchadé, Follygan Hetcheli, Tob-Ro N’Dilbé
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