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This document describes internship opportunities in African cities for students through the International Field Program (IFP) in 2012. Students can intern with organizations focused on slum communities in Southern Africa through Slum Dwellers International, or pursue other projects in Uganda. Specific opportunities include working with communities in South Africa, Namibia, Malawi, Swaziland, Botswana, and Uganda on housing, health, and municipal projects. Prerequisites include an urban development course, and no language skills are required. The coordinators provide contact information for those interested.
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- 6. IFP 2012 | African Cities (Uganda + Southern Africa) Kawama Housing Project 1st Housing Project of the Uganda Slum Dweller Federation (SDI) – Technical support from ACTogether. Tasks Beneficiary analysis (for grant applications and affordability assessment). Supportive partnerships research (i.e. Civil engineering interns, technical support, truck usage etc). Research income generating opportunities. Communications outreach to raise the profile of Slum Dwellers projects.
- 7. IFP 2012 | African Cities (Uganda + Southern Africa) Kisenyi Redevelopment Conduct a feasibility study on the proposed Kisenyi land-sharing pilot project in Kampala for ACTogether and SDI. The proposal involves the land being shared by the slum dweller federation, a private developer, and a private land owner.
- 8. IFP 2012 | African Cities (Uganda + Southern Africa) HEALTH RESEARCH Work with community groups to identify needs in a particular settlement. Work closely with federation H&H committees and utilize data collected during enumerations. Review project proposals submitted by H&H and assist with new proposals. Document the effort in articles, blogs etc. Interview H&H committee members for the creation of community profiles.
- 9. IFP 2012 | African Cities (Uganda + Southern Africa) Ministry/Municipality Internships Assistance with matters related to the Urban Campaign Municipal Development Forums Assistance with website content Urban policy analysis Assistance with communication efforts Assistance with finance mobilization
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