School of Oriental and African Studies Number 52, May 2010 Could Urban Poverty in Egypt Be Grossly Underestimated?

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Date: 2012-09-24 09:16:56 Development Millennium Development Goals Nile River Delta Slum Urban decay Rural poverty Cairo Egypt Shanty town Poverty Socioeconomics Economics		School of Oriental and African Studies Number 52, May 2010 Could Urban Poverty in Egypt Be Grossly Underestimated? Add to Reading List Source URL: www.soas.ac.uk Download Document from Source Website File Size: 112,17 KB Share Document on Facebook

	Pune Community Toilets The project HOW WE GOT INVOLVED Collectives of Pune slum dwellers, together with Shelter Associates, have been pushing for DocID: 1v38y - View Document
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	Local masons at work Individual toilets for Balaji Nagar Within the slum community of Balaji Nagar, 75% of male residents are masons by trade. Shelter Associates provided work for these residents by supplying the materi DocID: 1up8j - View Document
	Construction in Ward 9 for city-wide slum sanitation: ‘one home one toilet’ This flyer has been produced to document the construction which has already taken place in Rajiv Gandhi Nagar under Shelter Associates’ p DocID: 1uaV8 - View Document
	A Neighborhood in Change Rajivgandhi Nagar, Pune The slum Rajivgandhi Nagar has changed a lot since Shelter Associates initially approached the settlement. Many of its residents used the construction process of individua DocID: 1tVvP - View Document