Regulatory guidelines for urban upgrading: towards effecting pro-poor change

M. Majale

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The poor of cities are not just passive objects. Most often they are solving their own problems. These people are taking care of themselves….putting up their own [informal] settlements, taking care of their living environment. So if you listen…..the people themselves would solve most of their problems.” Anna Tibaijuka – Executive Director, UN-Habitat

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2001The impact of regulations and procedures on the livelihoods and asset base of the urban poor - a financial perspective 2002Strengthening the knowledge and information systems of the urban poor. A policy paper (April 2nd 2002).2002Towards pro-poor regulatory guidelines for urban upgrading: a review of papers presented at the International Workshop on Regulatory Guidelines For Urban Upgrading, held at Bourton-on-Dunsmore, May 17-18, 2001 1998Settlement upgrading in Kenya :the case for environmental planning and management strategies

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