The Effect of Anywaa, Nuer, and Highlanders Ethnic Concentrations in Gambella City Spatial Space

Authors

  • Simon Mun Wal Ethiopian Institute of Architecture Building Construction and City Development, Addis Ababa University, Ethiopia https://orcid.org/0000-0002-8916-4989
  • Tibebu Assefa Woldeamanuel Assistant Professor, Chair of Urban Design; Ethiopian institute of Architecture, Building Construction and City Development, Addis Ababa University, Ethiopia
  • Samson Kassahun Belachew Professor of Urban Planning and Development, College of Urban Planning and Engineering, Ethiopian Civil Service University, Ethiopia

Keywords:

Gambella City, Ethnic concentration, Urban growth, Ethiopia

Abstract

The research delves into the influence of ethnic concentration on the development of Gambella City, Ethiopia. Qualitative and quantitative approaches were all utilized for data collection. Anywaa, Nuer, and Highlanders' clustering in the area has significant implications for the city's infrastructure, sociospatial advancement, economy, and ecology. These groupings have hindered the city's overall progress, leading to low infrastructure, unemployment and poverty rates, inadequate healthcare and education, environmental pollution, and social exclusion of the underprivileged. A comprehensive plan that prioritizes social inclusion, infrastructure development, healthcare access, top-notch education, the health environment, and nursing local resources to economic development is necessary to tackle these challenges through affordable housing programs, job training and skill development programs, and cultural exchange initiatives that celebrate diversity and help create a harmonious and inclusive society.

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Published

22-11-2023

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Wal, S. M., Woldeamanuel, T. A., & Belachew, S. K. (2023). The Effect of Anywaa, Nuer, and Highlanders Ethnic Concentrations in Gambella City Spatial Space. TWIST, 18(4), 54-67. https://twistjournal.net/twist/article/view/50

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