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Participation in PaWS living-lab co-design sessions in Mitchells Plain
Residents of Mitchells Plain and community members can participate in co-design workshops and collaborative sessions aimed at improving water resilience through nature-based interventions such as stormwater pond retrofits. These sessions are part of a larger research effort to develop practical guidance for municipal water management.
PaWS activities included workshops and co-design sessions in 2024
Places
City of Cape Town, Western Cape
Reference
https://uct.ac.za/research-innovation-uct-and-un-sdgs/goal-6-clean-water-and-sanitation/6-5-3
Contribution to the Water Stressed Cities (WSC) research project
Households and stakeholders in Cape Town, Dodoma, Lagos, and Windhoek may have contributed to or be eligible to participate in stakeholder and household interviews conducted as part of the WSC research programme, which aims to improve urban water resilience across cities.
Interview activities: stakeholder interviews and household interviews conducted in 2023; second round in 2024; analysis and implications focus for 2024 into 2025
Attendance at the THIRST – Unxano performance
The public is invited to attend the Africa Month performance titled THIRST – Unxano, which explores themes of water scarcity and social justice through dance and music. The performance took place at the Little Theatre on Hiddingh campus.
Africa Month performance: THIRST – “Unxano” at Little Theatre on Hiddingh campus; Performance dates: 23 and 24 May (year not explicitly stated in text)
