The United Nations Human Settlements Programme (UN-Habitat, 2003) estimated that in 2001, 924 million people, about 32% of the world's urban population, lived in slums. This figure could reach 1.7 billion by 2020--and 2.8 billion by 2030 (Lopez Moreno, 2003). Case studies in developing countries usually estimate that between 20 and 90% of a city's population live in informal or illegal settlements. These figures are debatable, given the criteria for defining slums (UN-Habitat, 2003). Still, they suggest the magnitude of the problem and its alarming dynamics
AbstractSlums are considered as illegally occupied houses and creating a nuisance of environmental p...
We model the building of a city, estimate parameters of the model, and calculate welfare losses from...
Unplanned rapid urbanization is leading to the mass formation of informal settlements in many develo...
The United Nations Human Settlements Programme (UN-Habitat, 2003) estimated that in 2001, 924 millio...
Rapid urbanization and population growth have made local urban authorities unable to keep pace with ...
One of the key 21st century challenges in population health is the challenge of improving the global...
According to UN-Habitat, around one billion people live in slum conditions, this number is reported ...
Urbanisation processes in developing countries are resulting in a rapidly increasing proportion of h...
Much has been made of the fact that most of the global population is now urban. It is not so often n...
According to UN-Habitat (2007) “a slum is a heavily populated urban informal settlement characterize...
Abstract: The unprecedented urban growth in the face of increasing poverty and social inequity in de...
Introducción: The unprecedented urban growth in the face of increasing poverty and social inequity i...
The “Slum” is a black spot and often an unwanted component in urban civilization. The twenty first c...
We model the building of a city, estimate parameters of the model, and calculate welfare losses from...
AbstractSlums are considered as illegally occupied houses and creating a nuisance of environmental p...
We model the building of a city, estimate parameters of the model, and calculate welfare losses from...
Unplanned rapid urbanization is leading to the mass formation of informal settlements in many develo...
The United Nations Human Settlements Programme (UN-Habitat, 2003) estimated that in 2001, 924 millio...
Rapid urbanization and population growth have made local urban authorities unable to keep pace with ...
One of the key 21st century challenges in population health is the challenge of improving the global...
According to UN-Habitat, around one billion people live in slum conditions, this number is reported ...
Urbanisation processes in developing countries are resulting in a rapidly increasing proportion of h...
Much has been made of the fact that most of the global population is now urban. It is not so often n...
According to UN-Habitat (2007) “a slum is a heavily populated urban informal settlement characterize...
Abstract: The unprecedented urban growth in the face of increasing poverty and social inequity in de...
Introducción: The unprecedented urban growth in the face of increasing poverty and social inequity i...
The “Slum” is a black spot and often an unwanted component in urban civilization. The twenty first c...
We model the building of a city, estimate parameters of the model, and calculate welfare losses from...
AbstractSlums are considered as illegally occupied houses and creating a nuisance of environmental p...
We model the building of a city, estimate parameters of the model, and calculate welfare losses from...
Unplanned rapid urbanization is leading to the mass formation of informal settlements in many develo...