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Douala, Cameroon, 19 July 2021 – The government of Cameroon, representatives of an under-developed commune in the country, and the international humanitarian community will soon benefit from improved data collection and analysis that could improve living conditions on the ground and alleviate socio-economic tension in the African nation.

Stakeholders at an urban infrastructure planning workshop, organized last week by UN-Habitat and the City Council of Douala IV and sponsored by the Swiss State Secretariat for Economic Affairs (SECO), will meet again later this year. The task then would be to review the collected data and spatial analysis to work towards a multi-sectoral vision for addressing challenges related to migration, urban planning and the provision of basic services and infrastructure.

The workshop was organized by UN-Habitat’s Urban Planning and Infrastructure in Migration Contexts project (UPIMC), a program launched in Cameroon, Egypt, and Jordan.