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Informality and Responding to the Challenges of Informal Settlements,through recognition that the process of housing transformation by residents, households and communities is typically incremental via small-scale socio-physical alterations and adaptations outside the realms of formal rules and regulations. Attempts at top-down?upgrading informal settlements and slum

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Kampung Pakualaman, Yogyakarta, different types of governance arrangements, namely, hybrid, formal and informal governance. Increments of morphology include various sidewalk types that have developed alongside housing in Kampung Pakualaman, including sidewalks fronting the?Code River. Many inner sections of Kampung Pakualaman kno

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Kampungs Lebak Siliwangi and Tamansari, Bandung,followed by those acquiring building usage and rental rights. Water provision in Lebak Siliwangi and Tamansari can be classified under four main types, namely, government-built, self-built, community-built and other party-built services. Sanitation provision is mainly built by individuals and commun

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,Beyond the Informal—Better Understanding Self-organization and the Self-organized City,ng from how it works and operates in practice?in contributing to the dynamics of the city. The case study evidence strongly reinforces that the concept of self-organization is paramount to understanding how cities spontaneously evolve and adapt to changing circumstances. Thirdly, the implications of

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St?rungen des S?ure-Basen-Haushaltesnstitutions results in unexpected outcomes. Through exploring three case study kampungs (informal settlements) in Indonesia, our interest is in deepening an understanding of: (i) the activities, practices and processes that emerge and create self-organization and (ii) the outcomes of self-organizati

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Nuklearmedizinische Notfalldiagnostikthrough recognition that the process of housing transformation by residents, households and communities is typically incremental via small-scale socio-physical alterations and adaptations outside the realms of formal rules and regulations. Attempts at top-down?upgrading informal settlements and slum