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Angola

Project Sambizanga A Case Study: Cooperation, Integration, Community Development

Case study presented by students of the International Rural Planning and Development Studies, University School of Rural Planning and Development, University of Guelph, Ontario Canada. This case study analyses Project Sambizanga’s ability to meet its objectives by identifying and critiquing planning and implementing methods as well as the project components’: water sanitation and waste management; community development; training and health.

Draft Report: Project Sambizanga Interim Review and Assessment

Project Sambizanga has registered many achievements in the rapidly changing circumstances of Angola because it has strong community links; because it has learnt from the context and experience; and because it has been flexible enough to take new opportunities.

Project Sambizanga Programme Framework

Charts and graphs.

Sambizanga Community Sanitation and Upgrading Project Proposal

Project Proposal for UNICEF Angola. The focus of this project is Ngola Kiluange; a urban community in Sambizanga Municipality; selected for its similarity to other musseques in Luanda.

The Use of Garbage in Road Construction and Maintenance: Literature Review Prepared for DW 1995

Study objective was to conduct a documentation and resource review of literature regarding the use of garbage in road construction/maintenance with the aim of extracting experience and lessons which may be appropriate to the peri-urban situation in Luanda.

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