This track explores the intersection of human rights and urban environments in Africa, focusing on the rights to the city and urban citizenship. It aims to address issues of social exclusion, displacement, and marginalization within urban contexts.

This session will examine innovative approaches to sustainable development in African cities, highlighting successful case studies and strategies. Participants will discuss the role of local communities in shaping sustainable urban futures.

This track invites critical discussions on prevailing narratives of development in Africa, including concepts of under-development and dependency. Scholars are encouraged to challenge traditional paradigms and propose alternative frameworks.

This session focuses on various intervention strategies aimed at promoting and protecting human rights in Africa. It will analyze the effectiveness of international and local initiatives in addressing human rights violations.

This track will delve into urban planning practices that promote equitable development and human rights. Participants will explore the challenges and opportunities in integrating human rights considerations into urban planning frameworks.

This session addresses the unique challenges faced by women in urban development processes, focusing on gender equity and empowerment. It will highlight best practices and policies that support women's rights in urban settings.