Following the selection of UFI Nairobi's five partner community organisations, the UFI organised four co-design workshops in February. The meetings were essential for tailoring the projects precisely to the realities and specific needs of each neighbourhood and community concerned.

In the Andraisoro district of Madagascar, the Pépinière urbaine has installed an ephemeral kiosk dedicated to holding community activities. This project embodies the spirit of collaboration and citizen participation in the creation of the urban environment. Designed to be mobile and temporary, the kiosk offers residents a platform for expression and engagement, where they can actively contribute to shaping their neighbourhood.

Inclusivity in the design of public spaces is essential to ensure that all citizens, regardless of ability, social background, age or gender, can fully enjoy their urban environment. This requires a holistic approach that incorporates the diversity of needs and uses into the planning and design of urban facilities.

The inclusive approach of the UFI involves the active participation of a wide range of stakeholders at all stages of the urban project. By involving local stakeholders and users from the earliest stages of the project, they create urban environments that genuinely meet the expectations and needs of communities.

On 15 December 2023, the closing and capitalisation workshop of the UFI Dakar was held at GRET's premises. This meeting marked the end of the project. It brought together the various stakeholders to take stock of the activities carried out and the experiences gained throughout its implementation.