TY  - GEN
TI  - Shelter : urban poverty
U1  - 362.5 
PY  - 2012///
CY  - New Delhi
PB  - HUDCO-HSMI Publication
KW  -  
N1  - Contents
Mesage    Hon'ble Minister Housing and Urban Poverty Alleviation and
Minister of Culture iii
Message  Hon'ble Secreteary- Ministry of Housing and Urban Poverty Alleviaton iv
Editorial CMD, HUDCO vi
1. CONCEPTS, DATABASE AND PERSPECTIVIES FOR URBANISATION AND 1 - 23
SLUM IMPROVEMENT IN INDIA
-Amitabh Kundu and Debolina Kundu
2. URBAN POVERTY AND VULNERABILITY 24 - 26
John Devasundaram
3. INCLUSIVE PLANNING FOR URBAN POOR 27 – 38
 - A.K. Jain
4. URBAN POVERTY IN INDIA - APPROACHES AND INITIATIVES 39 - 45
-Asha Kaul, HSMI
5. POVERTY ALLEVIATION THROUGH AFFORDABLE HOUSING 46 - 53
Dr. Akshaya Kumar Sen, HUDCO
6. THE RAY OF HOPE IN RAY 54 - 58
Darshin iMahadevia
7. NEOLIBERAL THRUST IN URBANIZATION AND 59 - 68
AFFORDABLE HOUSING IN INDIA
Prof. Dr. Anuradha. N., Prof. Dr. Krishne Gowda, •
Prof. Sridharam . II, & Dr. Ravishankar D.
8. LIVABLE, LOVABLE AND AFFORDABLE ARCHITECTURE 69-72
FOR HOUSING THE POOR
Dr. Binumol Tom
9. COMMUNITY MANAGED INSTITUTIONAL DELIVERY OF 73-81 
GOVERNMENT WELFARE PROGRAM tl
Sangeeta Maunav, HUDCO/HSMI s
10. URBAN STREET VENDORS IN INDIA   82-84. 
- A CHANGE IN THE MAKING.
Ranjit Abhigyan, NASVI, Delhi
11. UNDERSTANDING AND BUILDING THE CAPACITIES OF 85- 92
THE NGO SECTOR IN URBAN POVERTY ALLEVIATION
MuthusamiKumaran, Ph.D.
12. HSMI NEWS- FROM THE CENTRES OF EXCELLENCE 93 -96


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