Low income housing in Zimbabwe
a case study of the Epworth squatter upgrading programme
by Colleen Butcher-Gollach
The provision of urban shelter is an important basic need to be met in any country. However, this provision is a complex process involving issues not only of providing physical shelter in adequate quantities to house the population but also of providing appropriate shelter types within a total urban environment i.e. shelters that are capable of meeting diverse physical, economic and social needs of households. Compounding these multiple concerns is the additional challenge of how to provide sufficient, appropriate shelter types at levels taht are affordable by all, particularly the urban poor.
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Low income housing in Zimbabwe: a case study of the Epworth squatter upgrading programme
1986, University of Zimbabwe, Dept. of Rural and Urban Planning
in English
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"The most obvious material use derived from a house is that os "shelter" -"
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Includes bibliographical references (p. 17-18).
"November 1986."
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