Community Participation In Informal Settlements Upgrading: A Critical Review

Mai M. Sabry;

Abstract


Abstract
Informal settlements are one of the biggest urban challenges that face urban planners
worldwide. On these grounds, the basic needs for a motivated human community
require coherence between the environment and well-being. Thus, various interventions
are being implemented to improve informal settlements conditions, through upgrading
programs that target one or more sector such as social, economic, political, and physical
improvements. Some of these programs adopt the participatory approach to their needs’
assessment, development plan, and later implementation. Others adopt the top-down
approach where community involvement is minimal. Participation is claimed to be the
solution for the upgrading process. Contrariwise, there have been contraventions on
excessive use of the term participation hamstrung its content.


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Title Community Participation In Informal Settlements Upgrading: A Critical Review
Authors Mai M. Sabry
Issue Date 2017

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