Johannesburg / Settlement / New Delhi / New York / Venice / Nairobi / Santiago / Addis Ababa / London / Mumbai / Dubuque / /
Company
Molen and Groot / Kendall / Land / International Research Group / Urban Management / /
Continent
Africa / /
Country
Mexico / South Africa / Honduras / Egypt / Indonesia / Kenya / Brazil / Burkina Faso / United Kingdom / Philippines / Ethiopia / India / /
Event
Environmental Issue / /
Facility
Sustainable Shelter / /
Holiday
Commonwealth Day / /
IndustryTerm
appropriate technical tools / infrastructure networks / diverse information systems / cement footpaths / electricity billing system / road networks / information systems / equitable urban management / cadastral systems / urban management / public sector information systems / electricity / infrastructure network / registration systems / dirty solutions / subsidy management / service delivery systems / electricity bills / appropriate geo-spatial data infrastructure / /
Organization
Central government / United Nations Center for Human Settlement / United Nations Economic Commission for Africa / Centre for Applied Legal Studies / Centre of Applied Legal Studies / World Bank / United Nations / United Nations Centre for Human Settlements / Department of Development Support and Management Services / /
Person
Jude Wallace / Durand Lasserve / Peter Sapsford / /
Position
head / property lawyer / /
ProvinceOrState
North Dakota / New York / Nova Scotia / Iowa / /
Region
Saharan Africa / sub-Saharan Africa / South Africa / East Africa / /
THE USE OF NEW FORMS OF SPATIAL INFORMATION, NOT THE CADASTRE, TO PROVIDE TENURE SECURITY IN INFORMAL SETTLEMENTS Dr. Clarissa FOURIE, South Africa Key words: Developing countries, informal settlements, anti-eviction ri