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Aménagement paysager en milieu aride à Windhoek : tirer le meilleur parti des caractéristiques arides de la ville. Avec l'aimable autorisation de Gaby Hansen

“Le brun est beau” : ce que Windhoek peut apprendre aux villes africaines

Gaby Hansen, Namibia University of Science and Technology and Christina Breed, University of Pretoria

Une nouvelle étude montre comment l'approche « Brown is Beautiful » de Windhoek pourrait tirer parti de son paysage aride pour protéger la ville.
Green spaces provide benefits for people and nature. Photo by Ida Breed, GRIP Research team

Parks versus people? Challenges facing the South African capital’s greening efforts

Titilope Funmbi Onaolapo, University of Pretoria; Christina Breed, University of Pretoria; Kristine Engemann Jensen, Aarhus University, and Maya Pasgaard, Aarhus University

South Africa needs to integrate urban green spaces as part of valuable infrastructure and provide framework for their sustainability.
Mona Market in KwaZulu-Natal, South Africa operates on the third week of every month when traders set up temporary dwellings for the four days. Gary Stafford

Traditional healing in South Africa needs spaces designed for the purpose

John Molebatsi, University of Pretoria; Christina Breed, University of Pretoria, and Gary Ivan Stafford, University of Pretoria

Most healers still practice in their houses where there is little privacy. Others use more private backrooms. But these spaces were not designed for the practice of traditional medicine.

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