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Building Tradition, Slum and Housing the Urban Poor: An Exploratory- Study
In most developing countries today, the provision of housing is grossly inadequate, coupled with the fact that the available housing falls below the standard of appropriate habitable models. This is so despite decades of direct government intervention in the housing sector. It is estimated that more...
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