PPT - World Bank Conference on Land and Poverty

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Case III: Constuction Anarchique Anarchistic construction is always the result of transactions between authorities and residents. Many local authorities have been selling inappropriate public areas (roads, playing fields, bus stations, cemeteries, etc.) to make money. ‘Construction anarchique’ is encouraged by the government itself and this rationale is imitated by other institutions like the church and influential entrepreneurs.
Both national and local government officials will not take away the stick with which they can hit their population every now and then. Construction anarchique feeds the current political system, but also gives more maneuvering space to local residents of Bukavu to construct their house and live in the city when not much money is available. Some governance rationales will not change easily, especially not when copied by other institutions: the status quo remains (however, migrants learned to adapt to it)
Page 1 and 2: Renegotiating Access: A governance
Page 3 and 4: What emerges is an environment with
Page 5 and 6: Looking at local strategies to gain
Page 7 and 8: Case I: ‘Working under the radar
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