Country experience in improving squatter areas

Section: RESEARCH
Issue
Vol. 22 No. 72 (2020): Volume 22 Issue 72
Published
Oct 1, 2020
Pages
67-87

Abstract

Squatter settlements have become a real challenge to both governments and its residents as it is associated with serious environmental, social, and economic problems looking at the chaotic, cumulative, and inaccurate housing construction. Therefore, law and policy makers have to deal with such challenges and create effective solutions to the problem facing developing countries. Thus, the study focuses on other countries legislative experience in talking the problem especially the Egypts presidentialDecree (No.305/2008)regarding the Informal SettlementsDevelopment Fund.

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Authors

MUSTAFA AL NASRY

collage of law, university of mosul

ORCID
Radwan Hashem Hamdoun ALSHREFEE

college of law/ university of mousl

Identifiers

https://doi.org/10.33899/alaw.2020.166861
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