
Making Common Ground
Public-private partnerships in land for housing
This book provides a comprehensive review of experience in designing and implementing a wide range of partnerships for efficient and equitable use of urban land. Using examples from countries throughout the world and at all levels of economic development,
Published: 1999
Pages: 256
eBook: 9781780445373
Paperback: 9781853394799
Acknowledgements | |||
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The contributors | |||
Foreword | |||
Contents | |||
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Vlll | |||
ix | |||
xii | |||
1 Introduction 1 | |||
GEOFFREY PAYNE | |||
Background and context 1 | |||
Reasons for current interest in partnerships 3 | |||
Types of partnership 4 | |||
Issues involved in publiclprivate partnerships 8 | |||
Criteria for assessing partnerships 12 | |||
This book 13 | |||
2 Partnership approaches in India 17 | |||
UMA ADUSUMILLI | |||
Framework of the study 17 | |||
Land compensation to the project-affected people (PAP) 19 | |||
The participatory development approach (PDS) 25 | |||
Transferable development rights (TDR) 31 | |||
Slum redevelopment through incentives 36 | |||
Conclusions 40 | |||
3 Publiclprivate partnerships in Pakistan 46 | |||
NOMAN AHMED | |||
Evolution and development of partnerships ' 46 | |||
Partnerships in Lahore 47 | |||
Islamabad New City Project 50 | |||
Incremental housing development - the Gharo Pilot Project 5 1 | |||
Bhitaiabad in Karachi 54 | |||
The performance of partnerships in Pakistan 56 | |||
The role of participating actors in land markets 58 | |||
The impact of the partnerships 59 | |||
Conclusions 59 | |||
Recommendations 61 | |||
4 South Africa: two case studies of partnerships in the provision of land for 64 | |||
housing | |||
DAVID DEWAR | |||
Background 64 | |||
The issue of land 64 | |||
The political, economic and institutional stage 66 | |||
Case 1: Delft 68 | |||
Case 2: Springfield Terrace 75 | |||
South Africa since political transition 83 | |||
A way forward 88 | |||
5 Partnerships in three Egyptian cities | |||
AHMED SOLIMAN | |||
Background and context |
Geoffrey Payne Geoffrey Payne is a housing and urban development consultant based in London. He is author of Making Common Ground: Public-private Partnerships in Land for Housing also published by ITDG Publishing.