Informal settlements : the world's invisible communities
Since the beginning of the new millennium the world’s population has increased exponentially fast. The majority of this growth has been accommodated for by urbanization of the developing world. This in turn has lead to a wide spread of informal settlements. Thus, areas of urban slums, that have rise...
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SLU/Dept. of Urban and Rural Development
2012
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