Environment and Urbanisation : participatory governance vol 16, no 1, april 2004 

 -  OECD   2004 
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<br/><br/>Editor's Introduction: Reshaping Local Democracy<br/>1. Negotiating the right to stay in the city - ACHR<br/>2. Participatory budgeting: a significant contribution to participatory democracy<br/>3. Community federations and city upgrading: the work of Pamoja Trust and Muungano in Kenya<br/>4. Costa Rica's Triangle of Solidariy: Can Government-led Spaces for negotiation enhance the involvment of civil society in governance:<br/>5. The Politics of engagement : gains and challenges of the NGO coalition in Ceby City<br/>6. Providing environmental urban services to the poor in Andhra Pradesh: developing strategic decision -making<br/>7. Establishing the role of communities in governance: the   experience of the Homeless People's Federation  Philippines<br/>8. Power to the People? Local governance and politics in Vietnam<br/>9. Housing mobilization in Calcutta - empowerment for the masses or awareness for the few?<br/>10. Housing Poverty and the role of urban governance in Korea<br/>11. Strengthening accountability for urban services<br/>Feedback<br/>1. A Market-based housing improvement system for low-income families - the Housing Incentive System (SIV) in Ecuador<br/>2. Local empowerment through community mapping for water sanitation in Dar es Salaam.<br/>3. An attempt to empower Jamaican squatters<br/>4. Migration to and from Mexico City, 1995-2000<br/>Book Notes<br/>Bulletin Board<br/>Summaries/ Resumenes/ Resumes 
<br/><br/><label>Subjects--Topical Terms: </label><br/>Environment <br/>Urbanisation
<br/><br/><label>Dewey Class. No.: </label>307  / ORG