THE DEPRIMAP PROJECT

Welcome to the DEPRIMAP Project, a research initiative aimed at addressing the pressing challenges faced by deprived urban areas (DUAs) in the Majority World (MW). As rapid urbanization continues to shape our global landscape, millions of people are living in environments that are highly vulnerable to a range of socio-economic and environmental risks. DEPRIMAP is dedicated to understanding and mitigating these risks through cutting-edge research, advanced geospatial technologies, and active collaboration with local communities and global stakeholders.

Explore Our Work

Our project is divided into several key areas,each focusing on different aspects of urban deprivation and resilience. Below, you will find detailed information about the project’s background, objectives, and implementation plan, as well as our thematic work packages, which guide our research efforts.

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Background

Dive into the context and rationale behind the DEPRIMAP Project. Learn about the challenges faced by DUAs, the gaps in current data, and why our research is crucial for creating sustainable urban futures.

Aims and Objectives

Explore the specific goals of DEPRIMAP, including our research questions, targeted outcomes, and how we aim to contribute to global Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs)

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Implementation Plan

Discover how DEPRIMAP is structured, including our Thematic Work Packages (TWPs), the methodologies we employ, and the timeline we follow to achieve our objectives.

Each of these sections is designed to give you a comprehensive understanding of the DEPRIMAP Project, from its inception to its ongoing research activities. We invite you to explore these pages to gain deeper insights into our work and its impact on urban planning and development across the Majority World.

DEPRIMAP is a research funded by FORMAS (Swedish Research Council, application 2023-01210) involving KAU (Karlstad University, Sweden)