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Showing 1 to 10 of 10 for “"housing programmes"”.
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An analysis of organizational change: a study of the Scottish Special Housing Association.
Between 1979 and 1982 the Scottish Special Housing Association underwent a series of organizational changes that deeply affected the purpose, the structure and the management of this Scottish quango. The purpose of this study is to determine and analyse the causes of change, the processes adopted …
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A MICRO-LEVEL VIEW OF LOW-INCOME RURAL HOUSING IN BANGLADESH
… the developing world is rural, compared to urban housing there is less emphasis on rural housing in current literature. Bangladesh is a case in point, with its nearly 80% rural population with a low-income majority. Various agencies there attempt to address rural housing problems; in addition to …
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Post occupancy evaluation of five story walk up dwellings : the case of four mass housing estates in Algiers.
Because of the acute shortage of housing in Algeria, resulting from a high birth rate and the migration of the rural population to the cities, large mass housing programmes have been launched since the late 1970s, providing the urban population with dwellings and housing facilities just outside the …
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Effective implementation of value engineering in the housing construction programmes of the UAE
… is one of the major challenges impacting the housing programmes of the United Arab Emirates (UAE). Therefore, this study was undertaken with the main aim of determining the impacts of the tools and principles of value engineering on public sector housing in the UAE. The study also aimed to …
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The effects of subsidized housing on the property values of neighbourhoods within its vicinity
… have shown opposition to Government subsidized housing programmes being developed within their neighbourhoods. This is due to the perceived negative impacts that these housing developments have on the neighbourhood. Opposition has grown since implementation of the Housing Code of 2009. The Code …
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Housing Provision and Evaluation: Effectiveness of Low-Income Public Housing in Sana ‘A (Rep. of Yemen)
… developed countries for implementation of new housing programmes.<br/><br/>In Yemen, efforts to fulfil the basic needs of people,which includes housing, has been placed in the hands of public agencies. In the capital city, Sana'a, the responsibility of providing decent homes to the urban …
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Inner-City Housing: An Exploration of Alternative Approaches for City Regeneration through the 'Housing Inclusivity Lens'
Housing unaffordability has become a common phenomenon around the globe. The rate of demand for affordable housing around inner cities has seen a rise over the past couple of decades, yet the supply has not been able to keep up and has fallen far behind. In South Africa, historically, the apartheid …
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The power of the court to grant alternative accommodation orders: an investigation into when an alternative accommodation order as a condition to the eviction of unlawful occupiers in terms of PIE would comply with the court's constitutional mandate
… unlawful occupiers' right of access to adequate housing by implementing reasonable short-term housing programmes. Hence, whether the state has a duty to accommodate the unlawful occupiers within its short-term housing programme is a relevant circumstance to be considered by the court. A finding …
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Urban Law and Housing Policy in Zambia
… which the government seeks to implement its housing policies, The government has made several policy statements in National Development Plans, housing programmes and circulars regarding the steps to be taken to eliminate housing shortage. This inquiry seeks to determine whether the law …
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No meaningful participation without effective representation: the case of the Niall Mellon Housing Project in Imizamo Yethu, Hout Bay
Access to adequate housing is one of the most debated issues in democratic South Africa. The government continues to battle with existing backlogs in the provision of housing and a seemingly increasing demand. At the same time, urban populations take to the streets to register their anger and …