
Governing Cities
New institutional forms in developing countries and transitional economies
Series: Urban Management Series
Published: 2002
Pages: 248
eBook: 9781780441177
Paperback: 9781853394973
1. Introduction
Meine Pieter van Dijk, Marike Noordhoek, Emiel Wegelin
PART I: THE CHANGING ROLE OF GOVERNMENT IN URBAN MANAGEMENT
2. Towards more cooperative cities: examples of the principle of partnership in Brazil
Maria Teresa Corrêa de Oliveira
3. Slum Redevelopment Scheme in Mumbai: building castles in the air?
Padma Desai
4. Emerging institutional forms for urban management in developing countries: institutionalizing the Integrated Urban Infrastructure Development Programme approach in Indonesia
Hendropranoto Suselo, Robert van der Hoff
5. Access to an urban field in Ethiopia
Coen Beeker
6. Urban management and the stakeholders: evolving development perspectives, policies and external support
Emiel A. Wegelin
PART II: THE INCREASING ROLE OF THE PRIVATE SECTOR IN URBAN DEVELOPMENT
7. ROSCAs and housing finance in Hyderabad, India: potential for development
Peer Smets
8. NGOs/CBOs and housing for low-income people in Albania
Besnik Aliaj
9. Cooperation between governmental, non-governmental and community-based organizations: the Bangalore Urban Poverty Alleviation Programme
Joop W. de Wit
PART III: THE INCREASING IMPORTANCE OF PUBLIC–PRIVATE PARTNERSHIPS
10. A bottom-up approach within the top-down tradition of Belarus: action planning behind the former Iron Curtain
Deniz Baharoglu, Carla Lepelaars
11. Public–private and community partnerships for urban low-cost housing in Indonesia
Joris van Etten
12. Urban information systems as a basis for urban management in the developing world
Meine Pieter van Dijk
13. Conclusions
Meine Pieter van Dijk, Marike Noordhoek, Emiel Wegelin
Back Matter (List of contributors, Notes, References, Index)
Meine Pieter van Dijk Meine Pieter van Dijk, is Professor of urban management at Erasmus University