A5018490098- Latin American Urban Studies
- Urban Agriculture and Sustainability
- Sustainable Building Design and Assessment
- Land Use and Ecosystem Services
Consejo Nacional de Investigaciones Científicas y Técnicas
2024
In recent decades, informal settlement upgrading and housing deficit in Latin America has been addressed through a variety of urban programs, usually structured around physical-spatial social actions with an emphasis on the provision basic infrastructure services, improved accessibility connectivity new housing, mostly done by conventional means. general, they fail to incorporate frameworks that provide solutions strong environmental roots, such as Nature-based Solutions (NbS), Blue-Green...
This article describes and analyzes the approach to ownership regularization process implemented in Villa 20. Located City of Buenos Aires, 20 is a low-income neighborhood that has been developed by its residents over last 70 years through progressive continuous habitat self-development process. Based on knowledge provided technical managers responsible for implementation social organizations involved, aim this study present complexity Moreover, it seeks show fundamental role participatory...
The aim of this research is to contribute the knowledge on policy regularisation urban informal habitat. study focuses analysing approach process land implemented in Villa 20, Buenos Aires, Argentina. Based provided by those technically responsible for implementation and social organisations involved, shows complexity fundamental role played participatory developing new instruments reaching agreements aimed at gradually advancing towards title deeds. multiplicity factors that exist achieve...