Evaluation of relocation experience 

 - Nairobi  United nations centre for human settlements (Habitat)  1991 
 - vi,113p.  Illustrations, maps ; 30*21 cm 
<br/><br/>I. Introduction<br/>II. The Urban poor and the rehabilitation of the inner-city areas<br/>2.1 Difining the inner city<br/>2.2 The conditions of the inner-city poor<br/>2.3 The inner city: battlefield of interests<br/>2.4 Factors affecting resedential stability of the inner-city poor<br/>III. Relocation policies: changing approaches<br/>3.1 Changing rationale for relocation<br/>3.2 Changing perspectives on implementation of relocation<br/>3.3 Conclusion<br/>IV. Experience with relocation processes<br/>4.1 The experience<br/>4.2 The process<br/>4.3 Management aspects of the relocation process<br/>4.4 Planning and design phase<br/>4.5 Implementation phase<br/>4.6 Follow-up, maintenance and operations<br/>V. The new site: characteristics<br/>5.1 Characteristics of the new habitats<br/>5.2 Impact on the relocates<br/>5.3 conclusion<br/>VI Lesons, conclusions and recommendations<br/>6.1 Suggestions for further research<br/>6.2 The importance of the relocation issue<br/>6.3 Costs and benefits of relocation: who pays and who benefits<br/>6.4 Guidelines for management of the relocation process<br/>6.5 Guidelines for planning and design 
<br/><br/><label>ISBN: </label>9211311632 
<br/><br/><label>Subjects--Topical Terms: </label><br/> Relocation (Housing) - Evaluation <br/> Urban poor - Government policy<br/>Slums - Government policy 
<br/><br/><label>Dewey Class. No.: </label>307.3364  / UNI