Lecture
This lecture discusses the role of the World Bank in urban development, focusing on the challenges faced in African precarious neighborhoods. It explores the historical context, major programs, and the involvement of various organizations in addressing social demands. The lecture also examines the concept of population displacement, comparing the situations in Africa and other continents. It highlights examples from Tunisia and Morocco where successful solutions were implemented, emphasizing the importance of integrated and sustainable projects. The discussion extends to the impact of infrastructure projects, the complexities of funding, and the need for careful planning to minimize negative consequences on communities.