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Publications
Publications And Research Reports
A detailed description of the Slum Networking approach to slum improvement in India with full information on the design, planning and implementation of the project. |
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This consultation sets out to consider how, or indeed whether, it is possible to provide adequate and civilised shelter for the world’s growing population in a sustainable manner, compatible with the ecological and social integrity of the planet. |
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A commemorative booklet of the global celebrations of World Habitat Day 1996 in Budapest, Hungary, including detailed descriptions of the World Habitat Award winning projects in Ecuador and Canada. |
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A compilation of descriptions of the thirteen World Habitat Award winning projects for the years 1990 to 1994, providing full details and illustrations of the projects. |
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In order to meet shelter needs around the world, it is important to encourage the participation of civil society. This consultation identifies ways in which power and responsibility can be better allocated to enable individuals and communities to improve their own living conditions. |
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A commemorative booklet of the global celebrations of World Habitat Day 1995 in Curitiba, Brazil, including detailed descriptions of the World Habitat Award winning projects in Namibia and the United States of America. |
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A detailed description of the Award winning Ju'er Hutong project in Beijing, which pioneers a new approach to urban rehabilitation and restoration. Full information on the design, planning and implementation of the project is included with full colour illustrations. |
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Meeting shelter needs around the world is one of the crucial elements in ensuring that a sustainable world order is established. This consultation identifies how the reallocation of human, intellectual and financial resources from military pursuits will help to bring about the secure and stable world that military power cannot achieve. |
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