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Une Afrique urbaine au-delà de la survie, vers une planification à la hauteur des enjeux

Jean-Claude Bolay
2011
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Dans son récent rapport de 2010 sur l’état des villes, l’organisation ONU-HABITAT rappelle que l’urbanisation va se poursuivre au cours des décennies à venir. Et c’est ainsi qu’en 2050, une majorité de la population mondiale, 70%, vivra en milieu urbain. C’est déjà largement le cas en Suisse, en Europe comme en Amérique du Nord et en Amérique latine. Mais les populations des pays d’Asie et d’Afrique restent encore majoritairement rurales, à près de 60%. C’est donc sur ces deux continents que les transformations les plus conséquentes vont s’opérer au cours des prochaines décennies.

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Jean-Claude Bolay
2011
Journal Articles

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https://infoscience.epfl.ch/entities/publication/233547c9-1da8-4456-a878-fae38a46899e

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