100 Inclusive African Cities.
Where communities own the economy they support.
A conceptual vision for transforming the places we live into places where more people can belong, contribute and build lasting ownership.
A new relationship between place and prosperity.
Inspired by the public vision associated with Luthando Maduna CA(SA) and the Luthando Maduna Foundation, 100 Inclusive African Cities imagines neighbourhoods where everyday economic activity helps create long-term community value.
It is an ambition shaped around people: dignified housing, local enterprise, shared spaces and pathways to participation. This site illustrates a possible direction, not an approved development programme.
Progress is a collective effort.
Inclusive cities cannot be designed for communities without being shaped with them.
Communities
Residents, entrepreneurs and local leaders bring the knowledge, energy and aspirations that make a place its own.
Private sector
Businesses and financial institutions could help bring expertise, responsible capital and real economic opportunities.
Government & NGOs
Public bodies and civil society help align development with services, inclusion and long-term social impact.