Local Public Markets Infrastructure and Urban Food Systems in African Small Cities: Insights from Arusha, Tanzania
How market infrastructure shapes the urban food system in a small African city, based on primary evidence from Arusha.

Papers, reports and accords on public markets, public space and the food systems of Tanzanian cities, written by UPC and its research partners.
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How market infrastructure shapes the urban food system in a small African city, based on primary evidence from Arusha.
A summary of UPC's findings on the quantity, quality and use of Arusha's local public markets.
Two years of liveable cities work in Tanzania, drawn together into a single summary of evidence and outcomes.
A shared statement of principles for protecting and expanding public space in African cities.
Field evidence on how many local public markets Arusha has, where they sit and what condition their infrastructure is in.
A map of Arusha's parks set alongside what residents say about using them.
How Lemara Model Community Park was delivered, step by step, so that other wards and cities can run the same process on their own open space.
A year of UPC's work in one place: the parks, markets, school grounds and studies the organisation delivered through 2025.

We take on work from study design through to delivery, across Tanzania Mainland and Zanzibar.