Habitat clandestin et insalubre au Maroc. Vers une stratégie d'intervention plurielle

Mohamed Benlahcen Tlemçani · Rufin Missamou

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Urban and Rural Development Challenges Latin American Urban Studies Urban Development and Societal Issues

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Illegal health-endangering housing in Morocco Although action is being taken against informal, unsanitary housing in Morocco, it is the main social housing sector in cities. Its economic dynamism is due to the shortage of cheap and comfortable legal housing. The State should take notice of this by reorienting its policy and recognising the economic contribution of do-it-yourself grassroots homebuilders.

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