The Study on Slum Population and Improvement Programs of Slums in Punjab Dr. Balwinder Kaur Associate Professor, Govt. College For Girls Patiala, Punjab. Abstract- The study covered Punjab state at District level. The Punjab, called Pentapotamia by the Greeks, derives its name from two Persian words, panj (five), an aab (water, having reference to the five rivers which confer on the country.
This paper reports on the research conducted by DSK-Shiree into its programme areas and beneficiaries, focusing on acute and chronic illnesses and their implications on the overall livelihoods of extreme poor slum dwellers in Dhaka city. This paper reports mainly qualitative information from this research, but with some reference to quantitative data to capture the duration and frequency of.Eviction and the challenges of protecting the gains: A case study of slum dwellers in Dhaka city shiree working paper 3 Extreme Poverty Research Group (EPRG) 1 shiree House 5, Road 10, Baridhara, Dhaka-1212, Bangladesh October 2011 The Extreme Poverty Research Group (EPRG) develops and disseminates knowledge about the nature of extreme poverty and the effectiveness of measures to address it.Slum dwellers, are“60% of the population that provide all the services in the city; from the boy who brings in your milk, to your newspaper vendor, to the maid who works in your house to the driver who takes you to work, to the people who works in your factories, to the clerk in the bank, to the municipal corporations, schools, colleges, these people live in the slums. They are the working.
Simon Franklin (2017) Enabled to Work: The Impact of Government Housing on Slum Dwellers in South Africa. Spatial Economics Research (SERC) Discussion paper 197. SERC: London. Links. Enabled to.
Compared to the rest of the city’s population Nairobi’s slum dwellers are excluded from formal delivery systems in the land, housing and services sector. Research on inequality in Kenya identifies ethnic fragmentation as a key reason for unequal access to these resources on the national level. Using a political economy approach this paper challenges this notion. It argues that in the case.
In this paper, we found that high urban HIV prevalence in Kenya was largely driven by very high prevalence among slum dwellers. Slum dwellers in Kenya appear to be at heightened risk of HIV infection although this effect is slightly attenuated when age, ethnicity, and age at sexual debut are controlled for. Among slum residents, the risks of being infected by HIV remain high even among older.
This project paper explores poverty and the adaptations of the slum dwellers to urban life in selected areas of megacity Dhaka, Bangladesh. It seeks to make a contribution to understanding and analysis of the phenomenon of rapid mass urbanization in the Third World and its social consequences, the formation of huge urban slums and new forms of urban poverty.
Specifically, after purchasing the slum land and obtaining the consent of 70 percent of the slum dwellers in the community, the developer will clear the land and rehouse the eligible slum dwellers free of cost in multistory-building tenements of 269 square feet (upgraded from 225 square feet) carpet area per household. Only slum dwellers who have documents to prove that they have been living.
Most slum dwellers are people struggling to make an honest living, within the context of extensive urban poverty and formal unemployment. Slums are also places in which the vibrant mixing of.
A survey was conducted on slum area of Nauchandi compound, Meerut District. Sample was collected from 110 boys of 12 to 16 years old. The survey was based on drug addiction habits. Results shows that 46.36 % adolescents of the slum area used substance like Gutkha, Tobacco, Smoking, Alcohol, Afeem, Ganja, Thinner and Marijuana. 54.91% admitted to using one time, 23.53% admitted rarely, 15.68%.
The provisions of the recommendations suggested in the research apply to all slums Bangladesh regardless of their health, living status of the slum dwellers. The recommendations illustrated in this thesis have also priority over international standards. However a national code of practice, unless otherwise mentioned, is not necessarily a substitute for national legislation and regulations and.
A 1986 scrutinize of Dharavi by the Peopleal Slum Dwellers’ Federation (NSDF) sanctioned what individual can beware as individual wanders thunpolished Dharavi’s lanes. At that period, there were 1,044 manufacturing units of generous kinds, fat and slender. A following scrutinize by the Company control Human and Environmental Development (SHED) melodyd 1,700 units. The developed calculate.
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SPARC, the National Slum Dwellers Federation and Mahila Milan Sheela Patel and Diana Mitlin IIED Working Paper 5 on Poverty Reduction in Urban Areas This is one of ten case studies that were part of an IIED research programme on “Urban Poverty Reduction Programmes: Lessons of Experience”. The research was undertaken with support from the UK Government’s Department for International.
In this context this paper makes an attempt to identify the determinants which help slum dwellers to get access to basic needs and services (2). This study has been explicitly focused on the puzzle that how slum dwellers establish connections within slum and outside slum. The issues like how collective action problems are addressed within the slum, the role of caste or community organisations.
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Using mixed methods, this paper explored the conditions under which slum dwellers can maximize the prospects of their environment and minimize the challenges therein. The findings indicate that slum dwellers have diversity of livelihood assets and potentials, yet limited access to planned adaptation remains a main challenge. Many dwellers result to autonomous “supplementary occupations” to.