Integration of irregular settlements  : cities in developing countries  current questions in Asia and latin America 

 - Paris  Association with the ministry of foreign affairs  1995 
 - 127p.  24*16 cm 
<br/><br/>PART ONE: INTRIDUCTION TO THE <br/>DEBATES <br/>I. INTRODUCTORY ADDRESSES<br/>II. SYNTHESIS OF CASE STUDIES: A SEMINAR INTRODUCTION <br/>PART TWO: ISSUES RAISED BY THE CASE STUDIES: THE STATE OF THE ART <br/>I. NEW APPROACHES AND NEW CHALLENGES IN REGULARIZATION POLICIES<br/>II. THE ROLE OF THE STATE AND LOCAL AUTHORITIES IN IMPLEMENTING REGULARIZATION PROJECTS <br/>III. THE ROLE OF NGOs AND ASSOCIATION <br/>IV. NEW TECHNIQUES AND TOOLS FOR USE IN REGULARIZATION PROJECTS<br/>V. THE ACTORS INVOLVED<br/>VI. REGULARIZATION PROCEDURES<br/>VII. COSTS AND FINANCING OF REGULARIZATION <br/>VIII. ALTERNATIVE TO TRADITIONAL REGULARIZATION  PROJECTS<br/>PART THREE: PROSPECTS AND SUGGESTIONS FOR ACTION <br/>I. DISSEMINQATION OF KNOW-HOW EXPERIENCE RELATING TO <br/>REGULARIZATION POLICIES, PROCEDURES AND TECHNIQUES <br/>II. ORIENTATIONS, CONCLUSIONS AND RECOMMENDATIONS OF THE SEMINAR <br/>III. CLOSING SESSION ADDRESSESS<br/> 
<br/><br/><label>Subjects--Topical Terms: </label><br/>Urban renewal -- Developing countries -- Case studies 
<br/><br/><label>Dewey Class. No.: </label>910.171  / ASS