SDG 11 - Sustainable Cities and Communities

Introduction

At Redeemer's University, our mission for Sustainable Development Goal 11: Sustainable Cities and Communities is to contribute to the development of resilient, inclusive, and sustainable communities. Our dedicated researchers are actively involved in studying urban sustainability and developing solutions that enhance the quality of life in cities and communities.

To support these efforts, Redeemer's University provides affordable housing for students and employees, ensuring that all members of our community have access to safe, inclusive, and affordable living spaces. This contributes not only to their well-being but also to building a sustainable campus environment.

Our university's research focuses on topics such as sustainable housing models, community development strategies, and the integration of eco-friendly practices into urban planning. Through these initiatives, we aim to promote the creation of more sustainable and equitable cities both locally and globally.

By combining research with practical initiatives, Redeemer's University is committed to advancing the global goal of Sustainable Cities and Communities, ensuring that both our campus and surrounding areas are models of sustainability and inclusivity.

Explore Some of Our SDG 11 Research

The article reviews the role of facility location models and techniques in waste management, focusing on optimizing the placement of waste collection and treatment facilities. It highlights how improving waste management infrastructure can enhance urban sustainability by reducing pollution and ensuring efficient resource use. This work aligns with Sustainable Development Goal 11 (SDG 11), which promotes sustainable cities and communities. By developing more effective waste management systems, cities can become cleaner, safer, and more resilient. For more details, refer to Adeleke and Olukanni (2020) in Recycling



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The article analyzes the environmental and health impacts of landfill leachates from a religious camp along the Lagos-Ibadan expressway, focusing on their toxicity and potential harm to nearby residents. The study highlights the presence of heavy metals and harmful bacteria, which pose significant risks to human health, particularly in urban areas close to waste disposal sites. This research contributes to Sustainable Development Goal 11 (SDG 11), which aims to make cities inclusive, safe, resilient, and sustainable. By identifying the dangers of improper waste management and pollution, the study calls for improved urban planning and stricter regulations to ensure healthier living conditions for urban populations. For more details, refer to Ogunlaja et al. (2019) in Chemosphere



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