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Public finance mechanisms for urban infrastructure: A case study of the MyCiTi BRT, Cape Town
With tight budgets and shifts in the global economy, urban infrastructure has become a critical investment municipalities are struggling to fund. Innovative land-based financing tools have emerged as a means of funding critical urban infrastructure. At times, land-based financing tools enable local...
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School of Architecture, Planning and Geomatics
2018
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