Transforming Urban Food Systems in Secondary Cities in Africa
Transforming Urban Food Systems in Secondary Cities in Africa
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改变非洲二线城市的城市粮食系统
DOI：
10.1007/978-3-030-93072-1_2
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发表时间：
2023
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Haysom G
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Haysom G
撒哈拉以南非洲正在迅速城市化，但人们对这一城市化进程，特别是中等或中等城市的城市化进程并不十分了解。二线城市将是未来大多数城市居民的家园（Fox & Beall，2012; Satterthwaite & Mitlin，2013; UN-DESA 2018）。本章认识到对城市增长率趋势、相关的贫困和不平等模式及其与公共政策的关系的描述（McGranahan等人，2008年; Potts，2012年），认识到与使用国家得出的人口数据相关的挑战。人口数据不足的部分挑战是全球发展和国家政治进程中对非洲城市的普遍忽视，如前所述：“直到最近，非洲人在很大程度上忽视或公开敌视更广泛的城市议程的几乎所有方面，而是关注农民，
Sub-Saharan Africa is urbanizing rapidly, but this urbanization process is not well understood, in intermediate or secondary cities in particular. Secondary cities will be home to the majority of future urban residents (Fox & Beall, 2012; Satterthwaite & Mitlin, 2013; UN-DESA 2018). This chapter recognizes the contestation over described trends in rates of urban growth, the associated patterns of poverty and inequality and their relationship to public policy (McGranahan et al., 2008; Potts, 2012), appreciating the challenges associated with using nationally derived demographic figures. Part of the challenge with inadequate demographic data has been a general disregard for African cities in global development and national political processes, as argued previously:“until fairly recently Africanists largely ignored, or were openly hostile to, almost all aspects of a wider urban agenda, focusing instead on issues such as the peasantry,