Lucy Earle

@lucyurbanearle

Urbanista and researcher Views my own.

London, England
Joined April 2016
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  1. Jan 26

    IIED is hiring! We are looking for a quant and mixed methods researcher to join the team working on our project. More details here:

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  2. 17 Dec 2021

    Mobility is emerging as a key concern for the urban refugees participating in our PDUW research. How can they make the most of urban life if they can't move around the city? Read this short piece about Fardosa, a Somali refugee in Eastleigh, Nairobi.

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    15 Dec 2021

    Congrats to the filmmakers, , , 's team & everyone who took part in this impactful documentary exploring the lives of urban in their own words: winner of best documentary at Film Festival 🥇🎞️👏

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  4. 29 Oct 2021

    Sunday is World Cities Day + start of the CoP. is highlighting vulnerabilities of urban IDPs to climate change and suggesting direct funding to muncipalities to build resilience

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  5. 25 Oct 2021

    ‘Single use data, like single use plastic, is wasteful’ say Laura Smits and Maggie Stephenson in their new blog on post-earthquake response in Haiti.

    A temporary camp site that sheltered 30,000 Haitians after the earthquake in 2010.
    BLOG: Are humanitarian agencies starting from scratch again in Haiti? --> 1000s of humanitarian agencies supported the recovery effort after Haiti's 2010 earthquake; but after another recent quake, are or agencies any better equipped?
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    18 Oct 2021

    What does the mean for the urban poor? And what, if anything, does decarbonization have to do with long-standing movements for urban justice? A short(?) thread for . 1/

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  7. 29 Sep 2021

    Citing and the report from the High Level Panel on IDPs states: Cities should not be seen as only the backdrop where displacement occurs but as a rich ecosystem that can contribute to the resolution of displacement.

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  8. 29 Sep 2021

    With and Chris Ward, we've been making the case that long-term urban IDPs must be considered city residents. Federica Mogherini and the panel seem to agree. Time to incorporate IDPs into urban development plans.

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  9. 29 Sep 2021

    UN High-Level Panel on IDPs report being launched now. Antonio Guterres just recognised that internal displacement and urbanisation are happening hand in hand. Read more about that here:

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  10. 5 Sep 2021

    So excited to be getting the chance to do more work in Mogadishu with the great team

    African Cities Research Consortium "Poverty in Mogadishu is higher than the country’s urban average and stands equivalent to rates of rural poverty at 72%. IDPs are consistently worse off than other urban households." Lucy Earle
    OUT NOW | Discover more about Mogadishu’s key development challenges in our city scoping study, authored by 👇
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  11. 18 Jun 2021

    We believe that by working with and we can create more inclusive and sustainable cities. Get up to speed on issues facing displaced people in urban areas in 's long read for

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  12. 14 Jun 2021

    Our revamped project website is now live and has a new feature where you can sign up for a quarterly news letter:

    Abandoned houses in Barikab internally displaced persons settlement, Afghanistan.
    NEWS: New website for research into refugee wellbeing and livelihoods --> We have have launched a website that focuses on the wellbeing, self-reliance and livelihoods of displaced people in urban areas & camps in , , & .
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  13. 10 Jun 2021

    Our colleagues in Afghanistan are on fire! Yesterday it was a photo story about doors and today it's a blog from and on tricky questions and urban displacement at our first participatory forum in Jalalabad.

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  14. 8 Jun 2021

    Our fantastic research partners took nearly 1000 photos of front doors in Afghanistan, as they collected data for our ground-breaking comparative survey of displaced people in cities and camps. Find out more and see some great doors here!

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  15. 1 Jun 2021

    We're starting a new project in Jordan funded by the . What could have been done for infrastructure in towns and cities had humantiarian funding spent on camps been invested in urban areas hosting refugees instead?

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  16. 20 Apr 2021

    We’re on the ground gathering data for the Protracted Displacement in an Urban World project! Read the blog from Stef Barratt and Nick Ross at on participatory survey design

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  17. 13 Mar 2021

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  18. 26 Feb 2021

    WATCH: In 2020, built up evidence on creative ways to support displaced people in areas. Watch our annual review to learn more:

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    7 Dec 2020

    IIED believes urban areas can be welcoming, productive and enabling spaces for refugees who are displaced for years. However, there remain significant gaps in understanding of the experiences of urban who live in ...

    Overhead view of Mathare informal settlement in Nairobi, Kenya.
    BLOG: City residents and urban refugees: from shared living to shared futures --> Tools used to document the impacts of the pandemic in Nairobi's informal settlements are also being used to chart how lockdowns affected displaced people.
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  20. 4 Dec 2020

    Latest piece on urban refugees on UNHCR’s platform for the Global Compact

    Aerial view of Mathare, one of Nairobi’s largest informal settlements.
    READ: City residents and urban refugees: from shared living to shared futures --> shows how Kenya is working to have urban included in city plans to improve informal settlements - crucial to ensure the city benefits all.
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