Adaptation. Localisation. Innovation.
Cities That Adapt.
Building sustainable, resilient, and inclusive urban futures in Africa and other developing regions.
Adaptation. Localisation. Innovation.
Local Knowledge. Scalable Solutions.
Turning policy, innovation, and technical expertise into practical solutions rooted in local realities and designed for wider impact.
Adaptation. Localisation. Innovation.
Digital Innovation. Real-World Impact.
Using data systems, digital tools, and AI to solve complex urban and environmental challenges.
AfriAdapt is a consulting and advisory firm working at the intersection of adaptation, localisation, and digital innovation to create liveable, sustainable cities and communities. We help clients implement adaptive water and sanitation solutions, urban development strategies, and sustainability systems that respond to climate-related challenges.
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Our Thematic Focus
AfriAdapt combines core thematic expertise with enabling services that turn knowledge into practical action.
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Our Clients
Who We Serve
We support institutions and partners working to build resilient, sustainable, and inclusive communities.
Government & Public Institutions
- Ministries
- Local Government Authorities (LGAs)
- Regulators and public agencies
- Utilities and service providers
Private Sector, Commercial and Financial Clients
- Industrial and manufacturing companies
- Engineering firms
- Business enterprises
- Financial Institutions
Development Partners and Civil Society Organisations
- Bilateral and multilateral banks
- International and local NGOs
- Foundations and non-profit organisations
- Programme implementation partner
Research and Training Institutions
- Applied research institution
- Innovation hubs and knowledge platforms
- Training institutions
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Insights & Updates
Explore practical insights on resilience, sustainability, and water-sensitive development.
Water-Sensitive African Cities: Building Resilience Through Blue-Green Infrastructure
Even with an Olympic event lined up, improving water quality is not that straightforward
Polluted waters affect human health and wildlife, generating big costs for our economies Polluted waters, particularly those contaminated by raw
Environmental management in the context of sustainability and ISEP
Introduction ISEP was formed by the merging of three organisations in 1999 – the Institute of Environmental Assessment (formed mainly