Supporting Just Response and Recovery to COVID-19 in Informal Urban Settlements: Perspectives from Youth Groups in Sub-Saharan Africa

该项目与国际贫民窟居民组织及其在撒哈拉以南非洲六个城市的青年联合会成员合作，了解非正式住区中与新冠肺炎及相关应对措施相关的不平等和不公正现象。这将为规范性分析提供信息，说明如何在即时应对规划中解决这种不公正问题，但也要以创造对未来疫情以及城市穷人面临的其他风险的复原力的方式。媒体是一系列视频日记，由伦理分析提供信息，并与城市青年团体共同设计和制作。这些将作为通过SDI与地方当局分享的一系列简报的基础，与青年群体进行双向知识交流，其中还将包括向弱势群体传播健康信息。城市之间的交叉学习的目的既是为了使青年群体能够进行点对点的交流，也是为了揭示与这一流行病有关的潜在伦理问题及其应对措施，这些问题源于先前存在的结构性不公正的不同历史以及补救这些不公正的努力。

This project works with Slum Dwellers International and its Youth Federation members in six Sub-Saharan African cities to understand the inequalities and injustices associated with COVID-19 and associated responses in informal settlements. This will inform a normative analysis of how such injustices might be addressed in immediate response planning, but also in ways that create resilience to future outbreaks as well as to other risks faced by the urban poor. The medium is a series of video-diaries informed by ethical analysis and co-designed and produced with youth groups in the cities. These will be the foundation for a series of briefs shared through SDI with local authorities, in a two-way exchange of knowledge with the youth groups which will also include the dissemination of health information to vulnerable population groups. Cross-learning between the cities is aimed both to capacitate the youth groups in peer-to-peer exchange, but also reveal underlying ethical issues associated with the pandemic and its responses that occur out of different histories of pre-existing structural injustice and attempts to remedy those.