Popular settlements in sub-Saharan Africa their emerging role

After independence, it became increasingly apparent in sub-Saharan Africa that government was unable to maintain the necessary delivery of services including housing, and the traditions of self-reliance started to reassert themselves. The development of self-help groups, initially in squatter settle...

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Veröffentlicht in:Third world planning review
1. Verfasser: Haywood, Ian (VerfasserIn)
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Sprache:eng
Veröffentlicht: 1986
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Regionalentwicklung > Regionalplanung > Bevölkerungswachstum > Selbsthilfe > Entwicklungspolitik > Wohnungswesen > Afrika > Regionalentwicklung/Regionalplanung
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Zusammenfassung:After independence, it became increasingly apparent in sub-Saharan Africa that government was unable to maintain the necessary delivery of services including housing, and the traditions of self-reliance started to reassert themselves. The development of self-help groups, initially in squatter settlements but now formalised in the concept of spontaneous and popular housing, is a microcosmos of this large process. (HWWA)
ISSN:0142-7849