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Rapid andsustainedurban andpopulationgrowth inAsia arefuelling thedemand for welllocated,adequateand affordablehousing. The scaleof the challenge isimmense: Asian citiesreceive 120,000 newdwellers every daywhich requires theconstruction of over20,000 new houses. 3xivPART ONE
1PART oneIntroduction– affordablehousing in theregional contextFigure 1: A woman prepares a meal at her home in Haveli, Pakistan.Photo © UN-HABITATAFFORDABLE LAND and HOUSING HOUSING ASIA IN Asia 1
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Page 13 and 14: LIST OF FIGURESFigure 1: A woman pr
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Page 26 and 27: can be found throughout Asian citie
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Page 38 and 39: An analysis of sufficient living ar
Page 40 and 41: POORER URBANHOUSEHOLDSIN ASIA SIMPL
Page 42 and 43: THE FORMAL SECTORPlan Service Build
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Page 46 and 47: Over the lasttwo decadesmicrofinanc
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Page 52 and 53: lower- to middle-income groups. How
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Page 60 and 61: market transactions. All units are
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Page 64 and 65: have built an estimated 700,000 dwe
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3.2.7 The contribution of NGOsThe m
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quantity and at an affordable cost,
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OVER THE LASTTWO DECADESMICROFINANC
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Table 7: Community savings groups i
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RemittancesRemittances-money transf
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PART THREE ENDNOTES101 UNCHS (1997a
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Access toadequate andaffordablehous
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4. NOTABLE TRENDS,RECOMMENDATIONSAN
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Overcoming discrimination against w
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Affordable housing for plantation w
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opportunities to solve the underemp
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of other housing delivery systems t
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PART FOUR ENDNOTES201 UNCHS (1997b)
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76 PART FIVE
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AAcioly, C. Jr. (2008). Housing Str
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JJack, M. (2006). Urbanisation, sus
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Tipple, A. G. and A. Salim (1999).
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WWang, Y. P. (2004). Urban poverty,
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