This form will enable you to share information about local initiatives addressing residential informality in the interest of deepening knowledge, inspiring good practice and informing evidence-based policy-making. Your input may be used in the Insights section of the Planning for Informality webtool, provided that credible source documents are uploaded. We welcome in particular submissions from municipal practitioners and civil society organisations.
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Please indicate what category your submission falls under. You can choose more than one option.
Please select under what theme your contribution may be categorised. You can choose more than one option.
In no more than 1000 words, write a short description of the initiative, including the objective, progress made and lessons learned. Feel free to add any other aspects you deem essential. The clearer your story, the easier it will be for us to consider sharing it via the Insights section of the Planning for Informality Webtool.
The material refers to the summary above and uploaded documents, which may be used to generate content for the Insights section of the Planning for Informality Webtool. Selecting 'No' means that you will not be able to upload the source documents and as such, your contribution will not be successfully submitted.
We respect your desire to remain anonymous should that be the case. The organisation/municipality will be acknowledged and/or referenced.
If you select no you will not be able to upload the source documents and as such, your contribution will not be successfully submitted.
The following formats can be upload, images, pdfs, word documents and excel sheets. The total size of documents that can be uploaded at a time should not exceed 5 MB otherwise you may have to make multiple submissions.
I hereby confirm that the information submitted is true and accurate. Isandla Institute will not be held liable for any of the information sent to it. Once the content is submitted it may be used on the website or in any other Isandla Institute publication. Unless I have indicated that I would like to remain anonymous, Isandla Institute will acknowledge me/my organisation when it uses my submission. However, Isandla Institute is under no obligation to use the information I have submitted. By agreeing to this disclaimer I absolve Isandla Institute and the Planning for Informality Webtool from any liability related to the content that is submitted.
