ReMapRisk

ReMapRisk: Participatory mapping to disrupt urban risk traps

 

ReMapRisk is a a community-led methodology developed by Urban ARK researchers based at the Bartlett Development Planning Unit (DPU), University College London (UCL) and applied in two city contexts (Karonga, Malawi and Freetown, Sierra Leone) as a means of documenting cycles of urban risk accumulation or ‘risk traps’ to support grounded and informed action planning. 

The tool allows users to interrogate and visualize specific enquires on the hazard profile, vulnerabilities and capacities to act of city dwellers and various support organisations, it also brings to the fore the voices and experiences of those directly affected by risk traps and their perspectives on the type of actions required.

You can access both platforms through the links below:

ReMapRisk Freetown [https://uclondon.maps.arcgis.com/apps/MapSeries/index.html?appid=6fa93fe520bb4d14a627b2546e8c8764]

ReMapRisk Karonga [https://uclondon.maps.arcgis.com/apps/MapSeries/index.html?appid=2240314b0e85436bab0bcc2560d4fd7c

ReMapRisk DEMO

To watch a video demo that explains how ReMapRisk works, click here [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=EGrYRpBwoz8&feature=em-subs_digest]

Enquires and requests for further information can be addressed to Prof. Adriana Allen (a.allen@ucl.ac.uk)

CITATION

Allen, A., Koroma, B., Lambert, R. and Osuteye, E. in collaboration with Hamilton, A. (technical platform assemblage) and Kamara, Macarthy, J., S., Sellu, S. and Stone, A. (coordination community-led data collection) (2018) ReMapRisk Freetown. Online platform produced for Urban Africa Risk Knowledge (Urban ARK) [https://www.urbanark.org/] ESRC/DFID Grant No. ES/L008777/1.

Allen, A., Lambert, R., Manda, M. and Osuteye, E. in collaboration with Hamilton, A. (technical platform assemblage) and Bwanali, B, Manda, F., Gondwe, J. and Gondwe, M. (coordination community-led data collection) (2018) ReMapRisk Karonga. Online platform produced for Urban Africa Risk Knowledge (Urban ARK) [https://www.urbanark.org/] ESRC/DFID Grant No. ES/L008777/1.