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Green Sprawl: The Certification of Green Buildings in African Cities

Maryjane Chikukwa
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Maryjane Chikukwa
Maryjane Chikukwa
Maryjane Chikukwa is a researcher and programmes director at the African Urban Institute. She is a city planner with research focus on land use planning, urban economic transformation and environmental sustainability.

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