Putting Nairobi's Slums on the Map

Erica Hagen

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Urban and Rural Development Challenges Geographic Information Systems Studies Latin American Urban Studies

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The streets of Kibera, one of the largets slums in Africa, are narrowly winding pathways strewn with garbage, divided down the middle by streams of sewage and waste that make walking treacherous.

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