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Shuaib Lwasa is a Full Professor of spatial planning for urban resilience at the University of Twente's ITC (Netherlands) and holds an external position as Professor of urban resilience and global development at the International Institute of Social Studies (IISS). With over 20 years of experience at Makerere University in Uganda, he leads the Urban Action Research Lab, focusing on urban transitions in global south cities. His work addresses climate change adaptation, informality, and equitable urban development. He contributed to multiple IPCC reports as Coordinating Lead Author and Lead Author, emphasizing actionable research for resilience.
Education: PhD (details unspecified).
Research Interests: Urban resilience strategies, climate adaptation, global south urbanization, spatial planning, and co-production of knowledge for sustainable development. His work bridges academic research with policy, focusing on marginalized communities and equitable solutions.
Key Contributions: Over 13 peer-reviewed articles in journals like Nature Climate Change and Global Environmental Change. His research on Kampala's foodsheds and sanitation configurations highlights innovative solutions for urban challenges. He emphasizes interdisciplinary approaches, integrating climate science with socio-economic factors.
Awards & Recognition: Extensive contributions to IPCC reports and global sustainability frameworks, though specific awards not listed.
Grants & Labs: Leads the Urban Action Research Lab, focusing on urban resilience and global south cities. Collaborates internationally on projects addressing climate justice, food security, and infrastructure equity.
