000			02002nam a2200217Ia 4500
008			210123s9999 xx 000 0 und d
082			_a307.76 _bHAB
110			_aHabitat international coalition
245		0	_aRestructuring New Delhi's urban habitat : building an apartheid city?
260			_aNew Delhi _bHabitat international coalition _c2002
300			_ax, 56p. _c28*22 cm
440			_aFact finding mission report
490			_vNo. 5
500			_aFact finding mission on the resettlement process of Delhi
504			_a1. Introduction History of Urban Settlement and Relocation in Delhi II. International and Domestic Legal Obligations and Standards: The Right to Adequate Housing International Obligations Domestic Obligations Link Between Constitutional and International Commitments Congruent Rights Content and Meaning of the Right to Adequate Housing Entitlements Evaluation of Delhi Slum Resettlements 1 Security of Tenure 2 Access to Public Goods and Services 3 Access to Natural Resources 4 Affordability 5 Accessibility 6 Cultural Appropriateness 7 Habitability 8 Capacity and Capacity Building 9 Freedom from Dispossession 10 Location 11 Finance 12 Information 13 Land 14 Participation 15 Resettlement 16 Safe Environment 17 Security (physical) 18 Self-expression 19 Water IV.Adjudicating Housing Rights: Between Conformity and Contradiction V. Policy Programmes and Practice: A Class War of Long Standing Globalized Consumption Bias Policy and the Rights of the Poor Changes in Policy Inadequacies of the Current Policies, Plans and Legal Frameworks The Role of the Courts VI. Observations and Recommendations General Observations Observations of State Obligations HIC-HLRN Recommendations VII. Conclusions
546			_aEnglish
650			_a City planning -- India -- Delhi -- Case studies.
650			_a Urban policy -- India -- Delhi -- Case studies.
650			_aUrbanization -- India -- Delhi -- Case studies.
942			_cRP
999			_c3475 _d3475