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    In-situ upgrading of informal settlements : a case study of Barcelona 1 - Lamontville, Durban. 

    Masiteng, Sindisiwe. (2012)
    This study examines the case for in-situ upgrading of informal settlements. The housing delivery process as set out in the housing policy has been slow and, to an extent, qualification for subsidy has tended to exclude ...
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    Housing conditions of AIDS orphans in Malangeni : implications for housing policy. 

    Mkhize, Gugu Sharon. (2006)
    This dissertation examines the housing conditions experienced by the AIDS orphans at Malangeni. It documents and highlights the housing conditions and makes policy recommendations with regards to addressing housing needs ...
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    An investigation into why housing consolidation projects only reach 70%-80% of intended beneficiaries on closure of the project in Metropolitan Durban. 

    Mokoaleli, Thabo C. (2006)
    When the Government of National Unity (GNU) came to power in South Africa in 1994, it inherited a housing sector with severe abnormalities as a result of the policies and political turbulence of the apartheid era (Department ...
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    An evaluation of socio-economic benefits of an in-situ upgrading programme : the case study of Namibia Stop 8 in Inanda (eThekwini Municipality). 

    Zungu, Njabulo. (2016)
    This research sought to assess and evaluate the socio-economic benefits experienced by beneficiaries of South Africa’s UISP programme in Namibia Stop 8. The study seeks to emphasize the economic and social contribution of ...
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    Inclusionary housing developments : towards addressing inequalities and segregation patterns in South African residential neighbourhoods : a case study of Cosmo City, Johannesburg. 

    Gopal, Kashmil. (2017)
    This dissertation assesses the effectiveness of inclusionary housing in South Africa, as a tool to reduce spatial segregation and inequalities in residential neighbourhoods. To date, South Africa has spatial inequalities ...
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    An assessment of the RDP settlements vulnerability to impacts of climate change : a case study of Umlazi Y section, south of Durban. 

    Hlatshwayo, Wendy Ntombifuthi. (2016)
    Prominences of environmental issues such as climate change have increased the need to achieve environmentally sustainable housing developments. Although effects of climate change are experienced at a global scale, vulnerability ...
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    An assessment of municipal solid waste management (MSWM) in informal settlements in eThekwini Municipality : a case study of Cato Crest Informal Settlement, Durban. 

    Zandamela, Tanya Stephania. (2016)
    Waste generated by daily human activities and left to accumulate in ubiquitous, illegal, unregulated dumpsites close to dwellings, is a problem in informal settlements. If not collected and appropriately disposed of, it ...
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    An exploration into the lower middle income housing market. 

    Ojo-Aromokudu, Judith Tinuke. (2009)
    The study explores the factors hampering the growth of a sustainable lower middle income (LMI) housing market. The LMI group includes members of the working class who earn between R3,500 and R7,000 per month. The motivation ...
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    A Comparative Study of Social Housing Developments: Greenfield Developments and Converted/Refurbished Buildings. 

    Ogunsanya, Lawrence Babatunde. (2009)
    Social Housing is a new form of housing delivery in South Africa that has fast gained recognition in the housing sector in the last ten years, because it has proven to be a viable option in solving the housing shortage. ...
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    Exploring disparities in housing, water and sanitation policy initiatives in informal settlement upgrading in Ethekwini Municipality - the case of Amawoti-Cuba and Barcelona 2 informal settlements. 

    Mbatha, Sandile. (2009)
    Disparities between housing, water and sanitation policy initiatives continuously undermine the efforts of informal settlements upgrading programme of transforming living conditions of people living in informal settlements. ...
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    AuthorTenza, Owen Thabiso. (2)Bhengu, Octavia Thembani. (1)Blose, Nolwazi Lindelwa. (1)Buthelezi, Busisiwe P. (1)Dilika, Lwazi Lindisipho Phumzile. (1)Dlamini, Thulani N. (1)Goorbhare, Orisha. (1)Gopal, Kashmil. (1)Hlatshwayo, Wendy Ntombifuthi. (1)Kheswa, Sithembiso Success. (1)... View MoreSubjectTheses--Housing. (12)Theses -- Housing. (6)Theses - Housing. (5)Informal settlement. (4)Informal settlements. (4)Livelihood strategies. (3)Theses--Town and regional planning. (3)Housing delivery. (2)Housing development--KwaZulu-Natal--Durban. (2)Housing--KwaZulu-Natal--eThekwini Metropolitan Area. (2)... View MoreDate Issued2010 - 2019 (35)2000 - 2009 (10)Has File(s)
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