Mehta, BarjorDastur, Arish2012-05-222012-05-222008978-0-8213-7354-5https://hdl.handle.net/10986/6304Approaches to urban slums are a multimedia sourcebook that comprises 14 self-running audiovisual presentations and 18 video interviews. It is organized into four broad sections: adaptive approaches, proactive approaches, case profiles, and thematic interviews. The sourcebook itself, which contains more than nine viewing hours of content on CD-ROM, does not exist in printed format. This guide provides an overview of the structure and content of the CD as well as approximate running times for the various sections. Approaches to urban slums builds on an extensive body of knowledge accumulated over 35 years from a wide range of sources. The 14 self-running audiovisual presentations include photographs, illustrations, maps, graphic animations, and aerial imagery, along with voice-over narration. The sourcebook's multimedia format facilitates the presentation of a highly complex subject by adding an audiovisual and spatial dimension to the descriptive and analytical discussion. The 18 video interviews provide access to the knowledge and opinions of urban stakeholders and experts on specific issues, and from various development perspectives, including development organizations, governments, Non-governmental Organizations (NGOs), community organizations, academia, and professional urban consulting.en-USCC BY 3.0 IGOAFFORDABLE HOUSINGAFFORDABLE LANDAPARTMENTSBUILDING REGULATIONSCADASTRAL MAPSCAPACITY BUILDINGCITIESCITIES ALLIANCECITY DEVELOPMENTCITY DEVELOPMENT STRATEGIESCITY MANAGEMENTCITY ROADSCLINICSCOMMUNITIESCOMMUNITY FACILITIESCOMMUNITY INFRASTRUCTURECOMMUNITY PARTICIPATIONCOMPREHENSIVE URBAN UPGRADINGCRIMEECONOMIC DEVELOPMENTEMPLOYMENTEMPLOYMENT GENERATIONENVIRONMENTAL PROTECTIONFORCED EVICTIONSHABITATHIGH RISE APARTMENTSHOME IMPROVEMENTHOMESHOUSEHOLDSHOUSING DEVELOPMENTHOUSING FOR THE POORHOUSING MANAGEMENTHOUSING MARKETSHOUSING NEEDSINFORMAL HOUSINGINFORMAL LANDINFORMAL SETTLEMENTSINTEGRATED DEVELOPMENTINTERVENTIONINTERVENTIONSLAND ACQUISITIONLAND DEVELOPMENTLAND MANAGEMENTLAND MARKETSLAND OWNERSHIPLAND TITLELAND TITLINGLAND USELAND USESLIVING CONDITIONSLOCAL GOVERNMENTSMUNICIPAL FINANCEMUNICIPALITIESNEIGHBORHOODOCCUPANCYOVERCROWDINGRAILWAYSREGULATORY FRAMEWORKREGULATORY FRAMEWORKSREGULATORY REFORMRESETTLEMENTSANITATIONSANITATION FACILITIESSCHOOLSSERVICE DELIVERYSERVICE STANDARDSSETTLEMENTSSEWAGE TREATMENTSHELTERSHELTER STRATEGIESSLUMSLUM COMMUNITIESSLUM DWELLERSLUM DWELLERSSLUM POPULATIONSLUM UPGRADINGSLUMSSMALL BUSINESSESSOCIAL CAPITALSOCIAL INFRASTRUCTURESOCIAL SERVICESSTAKEHOLDER GROUPSSTAKEHOLDERSSTREET LIGHTINGTECHNICAL ADVICETECHNICAL ASSISTANCETOWNSTRANSPARENCYUNPLANNED SETTLEMENTSURBANURBAN AREAURBAN AREASURBAN DEVELOPMENTURBAN DWELLERSURBAN ENVIRONMENTURBAN EXPANSIONURBAN GROWTHURBAN HOUSINGURBAN INFRASTRUCTUREURBAN ISSUESURBAN LANDURBAN MANAGEMENTURBAN PLANNINGURBAN POORURBAN POPULATIONURBAN POPULATION GROWTHURBAN POPULATIONSURBAN POVERTYURBAN RESIDENTSURBAN SERVICESURBAN SLUMSURBAN STAKEHOLDERSURBAN TRANSITIONURBAN UPGRADINGURBANIZATIONWATER SUPPLYWorld Bank10.1596/978-0-8213-7354-5