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<p>Infrastructure inequities define modern cities. This Perspective reflects the viewpoint of a transdisciplinary group of co-authors working to advance infrastructural equity in low-income urban contexts. We argue that methodological silos and data fragmentation undermine the creation of a knowledge base to support coordinated action across diverse actors. As technological advances make it possible to ‘see’ informal settlements without engaging residents, our agenda advocates for (1) the integration of diverse methodological and epistemological traditions; (2) a focus on research that informs context-specific action; and (3) a commitment to ethical standards that center affected communities in efforts to improve infrastructure access.</p>

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An agenda for data-rich, action-oriented, ethical research on infrastructure in informal settlements

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  • 发表日期：

    2025年11月17日

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  • Yael Borofsky,
  • Jessica Kersey,
  • Federico Caprotti,
  • Isabel Günther,
  • Kenneth Harttgen,
  • Grace Kagho,
  • Daniel M. Kammen,
  • David Kostenwein,
  • Paul Kyoma Asiimwe,
  • Tea Lobo,
  • June Lukuyu,
  • Xolelwa Maha,
  • Thabisa Mayapi,
  • Peter M. Mwesiga,
  • Michael Nagenborg,
  • Yamkela Rongwana,
  • Sarah Sabry,
  • Thandeka Tshabalala,
  • Amarilli Varesio,
  • Michael Walczak

摘要

Infrastructure inequities define modern cities. This Perspective reflects the viewpoint of a transdisciplinary group of co-authors working to advance infrastructural equity in low-income urban contexts. We argue that methodological silos and data fragmentation undermine the creation of a knowledge base to support coordinated action across diverse actors. As technological advances make it possible to ‘see’ informal settlements without engaging residents, our agenda advocates for (1) the integration of diverse methodological and epistemological traditions; (2) a focus on research that informs context-specific action; and (3) a commitment to ethical standards that center affected communities in efforts to improve infrastructure access.