integration of irregular settlements : cities in developing countries current questions in Asia and latin America
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TextPublication details: Paris Association with the ministry of foreign affairs 1995Description: 127p. 24*16 cmSubject(s): Urban renewal -- Developing countries -- Case studiesDDC classification: 910.171
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PART ONE: INTRIDUCTION TO THE
DEBATES
I. INTRODUCTORY ADDRESSES
II. SYNTHESIS OF CASE STUDIES: A SEMINAR INTRODUCTION
PART TWO: ISSUES RAISED BY THE CASE STUDIES: THE STATE OF THE ART
I. NEW APPROACHES AND NEW CHALLENGES IN REGULARIZATION POLICIES
II. THE ROLE OF THE STATE AND LOCAL AUTHORITIES IN IMPLEMENTING REGULARIZATION PROJECTS
III. THE ROLE OF NGOs AND ASSOCIATION
IV. NEW TECHNIQUES AND TOOLS FOR USE IN REGULARIZATION PROJECTS
V. THE ACTORS INVOLVED
VI. REGULARIZATION PROCEDURES
VII. COSTS AND FINANCING OF REGULARIZATION
VIII. ALTERNATIVE TO TRADITIONAL REGULARIZATION PROJECTS
PART THREE: PROSPECTS AND SUGGESTIONS FOR ACTION
I. DISSEMINQATION OF KNOW-HOW EXPERIENCE RELATING TO
REGULARIZATION POLICIES, PROCEDURES AND TECHNIQUES
II. ORIENTATIONS, CONCLUSIONS AND RECOMMENDATIONS OF THE SEMINAR
III. CLOSING SESSION ADDRESSESS
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