Desmond Gagakuma

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Royal Melbourne Institute of Technology

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Desmond Gagakuma is a Guest Lecturer at the Royal Melbourne Institute of Technology University in Australia. His research focuses on urban planning and environmental sustainability, with recent articles addressing topics such as climate-adaptive green infrastructure in urban Africa, spatial injustice in water and sanitation, and the challenges of urban green space management. He also explores rural revitalization challenges in China and the impact of mining on displacement in Ghana.

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Building a university-wide interdisciplinary PPGIS research program

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University of South Australia

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Synergising spatio-temporal big data and local knowledge for climate-adaptive green infrastructure planning in urban africa: pathways and pitfalls

Visualising spatial injustice: water, sanitation, and the exclusion of Kumasi’s informal settlements in Ghana

The functionality of urban green spaces in the greater Kumasi Metropolis of Ghana: categorisation of green spaces, prospects, challenges and implications for sustainable management

An international comparison of the scope and instruments of local spatial planning

Why is rural revitalization difficult to achieve? An in-context discussion of conceptual barriers to China’s 2018–2022 strategic plan

Mining-induced displacement and resettlement in Ghana: an assessment of the prospects and challenges in selected mining communities

Rural-Urban Linkages for mutual gains Evidence from Sub-Saharan Africa

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Stefanie Dühr

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