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6. Paths Toward More Profitable Planning strategic principles and regulation mechanisms. This would allow cities to take full ownership of land regulation tools and be able to apply their development strategies. The provinces’ role would thus be clarified to become primarily that of management on a larger territorial scale. 88 Integrating Poor Populations in South African Cities © AFD 2009
PART THREE Develop Living Spaces for Poor Populations Successfully integrating struggling populations in society is an integral part of the government’s mission. In order to integrate poor populations in the city and allow them access to basic utilities, the government can intervene is several ways. Planning the urban landscape and reflect on population settlements is one way to anticipate and allow balanced and egalitarian city development. This corresponds to taking action upstream by spatially visualizing the challenges and meeting them while taking into account the various urban functions. The government can also become operationally involved in building suitable living spaces for low-income populations — that is to say allowing access to essential services, jobs and other regular activities. The South African authorities aim to insert disadvantaged populations in the urban fabric as best as possible; determination to do so was initiated at the end of apartheid. This is particularly important because it corresponds to a dynamic of supporting historically disadvantaged populations. 89 © AFD 2009 Integrating Poor Populations in South African Cities
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Abstract In South Africa, urban dev
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Résumé En Afrique du Sud, les enj
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Contents METHODOLOGY ..............
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Contents CONCLUSION ...............
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Methodology The purpose of this stu
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FOREWORD Public Policies on Housing
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Public Policies on Housing and Urba
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Introduction At the end of aparthei
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PART ONE: An Urban Context Marked b
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An Urban History of South Africa: F
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1. An Urban History of South Africa
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Conclusion Nearly fifteen years ago
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Acronyms and Abbreviations ABM AFD
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Acronyms and Abbreviations RZ SACN
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Appendices Appendix 1: Interviews I
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Appendices Pretoria • Revelation
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Bibliography Books DU TOIT, J., U.
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Bibliography Articles BÉNIT, C. (2
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Bibliography REPUBLIC OF SOUTH AFRI
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Publications Les titres de la colle
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