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Tomorrow's crises today : the humanitarian impact of urbanisation / [project manager, Chris Horwood ; contributing writers, Tom Phillips ... and others]

Van Pelt Library HT361 .T66 2007
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Format:
Book
Government document
Contributor:
Horwood, Chris.
Phillips, Tom, 1937-2022.
Integrated Regional Information Networks.
United Nations Human Settlements Programme.
Australian Agency for International Development.
Language:
English
Subjects (All):
Urbanization--Social aspects.
Urbanization.
Slums--Developing countries.
Slums.
Urban poor--Developing countries.
Urban poor.
Humanitarian assistance.
Developing countries.
Urban policy--Developing countries.
Urban policy.
Humanitarian assistance--Developing countries.
Physical Description:
112 pages : illustrations (mostly color), color maps ; 23 x 26 cm
Other Title:
Humanitarian impact of urbanisation
Humanitarian impact of urbanization
Place of Publication:
[Nairobi, Kenya] : OCHA/IRIN : UN-HABITAT : AusAID, [2007]
Contents:
Overview: tomorrow's crises today, city of darkness/city of light?
Delhi: drinking the city dry, water insecurity
Lagos: crisis of management, governance and planning
Dhaka: reaping the whirlwind, vulnerability to natural disasters
Addis: putting food on the table, food insecurity
Rio: fighting for the favelas, human insecurity
Jakarta: battling to breathe, pollution control
Cairo: sheltering the urban poor, the housing crisis
El Alto: labouring to survive, employment insecurity
Luanda: living in the Hot Zone, health and sanitation
Ulaanbaatar: painful transitions, cultural change.
Notes:
"Contributing writers: Tom Phillips - chapter 6 ; Paddy Flanagan - chapter 5 ; Jaspreet Kindra - chapter 10 ; Jean Friedman-Rudovsky, Luis Gomes & Julie Lafreniere - chapter 9 ; Dulue Mbachu & Julie Lafreniere - chapter 3 ; Chris Horwood - chapters 1,2,4,7,8,11 ... Project manager and book design: Chris Horwood" -- t.p. verso
"HS Number: HS/965/07E" - t.p. verso.
Includes bibliographical references (pages 111-112)
ISBN:
9789211319644
9211319641
OCLC:
189771297

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