Can anyone provide me with a detailed case study about a named slum area?
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go to google scholar and look for articles on this topic, you can get ideas from them and then you have to do your own work.
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Check out the following site:\n\nhttp://www.city.burnaby.bc.ca/cityhall/departments/departments_parks/prksrc_lsrgd/prksrc_lsrgd_otdrpl.html
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I found this one. I used to live there and I heard of these people the most. Hope it helps. I made sure I copied the site of the address and stuff. Good Luck!!!
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I couldnt find much info, but the case study below may be of some help...;
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you can surely visit google to know more.....\ntry the pdf search so that you get even the slightest of the details
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I'm not sure if this is the right portal to ask for help on this issue... Anyways, I would be delighted to work in a NGO in my spare time, but then I'd be looking for a NGO in Delhi. Good luck anyways!
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try this link for some good properties \n\nhttp://www.bharathrentals.com/browse/all/all/Chennai
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You can check out this topic via www.wikipedia.com... photos and descriptions are included.
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Try to ask mor clearlly at http://skyscrapercity.com/archive/index.php/t-160977-p-4.html
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check out homes and land magazine or on the web.\nThere you can find out the info you are looking for
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Try this link.\nhttp://www.chennaionline.com/artscene/craftpalace/history/handicrafts.asp
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I was just doing this topic in geography...OK got my book here, but I'm not sure if this is what your loOKing for:\n\nok...typical characteristic of an inner city area...\n\nduring the industrial revolution factories and houses for workers were built around the city centre.  This zone of old factories and housing is called the inner city.  Today many of the old factories have closed and some of the houses have been demolished.  This area is often refered to as a zone of change and is undergoing urban renewal.\n\nOK...are services low, middle or high order?\n\nServices in the inner city area are mostly high order services, such as jewellers and furniture shops.\n\nOK...is the housing mainly terraced?\n\ntwo or three storey terraced houses, or four or five storey tenemant blocks.\nso yes housing is mainly terraced.\n\nOK...how old is the housing...is the housing run down...\n\nyes the housing is probably quite old (not sure of the dates, sorry), but alot of it would have been demolished and re-newed.\nif there is some housing that hasn't been restored, yes it will be run down (an example would be London docklands back before it was restored, just ask if you want my stuff on that).
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city wise??\ngo to naukri.com home page
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Between 500,000 to a million people in Nairobi live in Kibera, the largest and poorest slum in Africa[1], which dates from a 1920 settlement for Nubian soldiers ("Kibera" is the Nubian word for "forest"). The slums cover two square kilometres[2].\nView of Jomo Kenyatta Statue and The High Court Building.\nEnlarge\nView of Jomo Kenyatta Statue and The High Court Building.\n\nNairobi has struggled with rising crime, earning a reputation for being a dangerous city and the nickname "nairobbery." In 2001, the United Nations International Civil Service Commission rated Nairobi as among the most insecure cities in the world, classifying the city as "status C." The head of one development agency cited the "notoriously high levels of violent armed robberies, burglaries and carjackings."[3]\n\nCrime has risen within Nairobi, as many people have left the countryside for the city. They then have no money, and have no option but to settle in slums such as Kibera.\n\nMost large houses now have a watchguard and dogs to patrol their grounds during the night. Tourists are advised not to show valuables in broad daylight within the city centre, and to stay away from the city centre at night.\n\nAs well as crime, the threat of terrorism remains high since the 1998 U.S. embassy bombings. Upon arrival and departure from Nairobi, tourists are thoroughly screened.
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google them, it is amazing what you can find on google\n\nexample\n\nphonebook: Name, place
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depends on the case. check out http://www.nyc.gov/html/nycha/html/community/social_serv.shtml
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go visit there for a couple of days and ask the people who live there.im relocating the middle of next year.i looked at the citys website and i requested a relocation pack and they sent me one.it has a book with available apartments,a book with some of their laws in and some other neat stuff.