Reconsidering Sites and Services : A Global Review
With African cities urbanizing rapidly, there is a growing appreciation that it is time to take a fresh look at the potential for the sites and services approach to meet urban development and housing needs in these rapidly growing urban areas. The...
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okr-10986-375362022-06-14T05:10:36Z Reconsidering Sites and Services : A Global Review World Bank URBAN DEVELOPMENT URBAN HOUSING URBANK INFRASTRUCTURE SQUATTER SETTLEMENTS SITES AND SERVICES REVIEW URBAN PLANNING CITY SANITATION PRIVATE SECTOR INVESTMENT ACCESS TO ELECTRICITY SLUM UPGRADING ACCESS TO CREDIT ACCESS TO REAL ESTATE FINANCE URBAN TRANSIT NODES RURAL TRANSPORTATION ACCESS TO JOBS URBAN POVERTY, INCLUSIVE CITIES AND HOUSING GLOBAL SOLUTIONS GROUP With African cities urbanizing rapidly, there is a growing appreciation that it is time to take a fresh look at the potential for the sites and services approach to meet urban development and housing needs in these rapidly growing urban areas. The report presents guiding principles on designing sites and services projects for Task Team Leaders (TTLs) and operations teams that emerge from a study conducted by the Urban Poverty, Inclusive Cities and Housing Global Solutions Group (GSG). The report provides a clear understanding of the large scale 1st generation sites and services by assessing their design and implementation, establishing their effectiveness in meeting the set objectives, examining reasons most governments and donors abandoned the intervention, identifying factors that contributed to their success or failure in countries where they were adopted, and identifying how building technologies, land and housing markets have changed over time in support of or against sites and services. The report also presents low-carbon alternatives that can be applicable in this approach, before concluding with lessons and potential guiding principles for possible future projects. 2022-06-13T15:31:43Z 2022-06-13T15:31:43Z 2022 Report http://documents.worldbank.org/curated/en/099701006082237677/IDU09fb826a2059f50413c08d75061251e58e04c http://hdl.handle.net/10986/37536 English CC BY 3.0 IGO http://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/3.0/igo World Bank Washington, DC Report Publications & Research Africa Eastern and Southern (AFE) Africa |
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URBAN DEVELOPMENT URBAN HOUSING URBANK INFRASTRUCTURE SQUATTER SETTLEMENTS SITES AND SERVICES REVIEW URBAN PLANNING CITY SANITATION PRIVATE SECTOR INVESTMENT ACCESS TO ELECTRICITY SLUM UPGRADING ACCESS TO CREDIT ACCESS TO REAL ESTATE FINANCE URBAN TRANSIT NODES RURAL TRANSPORTATION ACCESS TO JOBS URBAN POVERTY, INCLUSIVE CITIES AND HOUSING GLOBAL SOLUTIONS GROUP |
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URBAN DEVELOPMENT URBAN HOUSING URBANK INFRASTRUCTURE SQUATTER SETTLEMENTS SITES AND SERVICES REVIEW URBAN PLANNING CITY SANITATION PRIVATE SECTOR INVESTMENT ACCESS TO ELECTRICITY SLUM UPGRADING ACCESS TO CREDIT ACCESS TO REAL ESTATE FINANCE URBAN TRANSIT NODES RURAL TRANSPORTATION ACCESS TO JOBS URBAN POVERTY, INCLUSIVE CITIES AND HOUSING GLOBAL SOLUTIONS GROUP World Bank Reconsidering Sites and Services : A Global Review |
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With African cities urbanizing
rapidly, there is a growing appreciation that it is time to
take a fresh look at the potential for the sites and
services approach to meet urban development and housing
needs in these rapidly growing urban areas. The report
presents guiding principles on designing sites and services
projects for Task Team Leaders (TTLs) and operations teams
that emerge from a study conducted by the Urban Poverty,
Inclusive Cities and Housing Global Solutions Group (GSG).
The report provides a clear understanding of the large scale
1st generation sites and services by assessing their design
and implementation, establishing their effectiveness in
meeting the set objectives, examining reasons most
governments and donors abandoned the intervention,
identifying factors that contributed to their success or
failure in countries where they were adopted, and
identifying how building technologies, land and housing
markets have changed over time in support of or against
sites and services. The report also presents low-carbon
alternatives that can be applicable in this approach, before
concluding with lessons and potential guiding principles for
possible future projects. |
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Reconsidering Sites and Services : A Global Review |
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