Abstract
The “Arusha Urbanization Strategy and Urban Development Plan” was a comprehensive development strategy completed by I2UD for the East African Community of Arusha, Tanzania in 2012.
I2UD compiled the plan between 2009 and 2012, funded by the Aga Khan University, which has an extensive East African campus. As the designated capital of East Africa, Arusha attracts investments and donor support for development projects, is a prime tourist destination, wildlife region and key node in the African Rift Valley with a wealth of natural and cultural heritage.
Documents include a Planning Proposal draft, a 2009 Inception Report, Second Interim, Summary, and Field reports from 2010, followed by Fourth, Fifth, Sixth, Seventh and Eighth Interim Reports. Finally, a Final Report, Brief, and Community Case Studies from 2012 complete the materials on this project.
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