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Informal settlements' planning theories and policy-making in sub-Saharan Africa – from 'site' to 'people': a critical evaluation of operations 'Murambatsvina' and 'Garikai' in Zimbabwe
2007
International Journal of Sustainable Development and Planning
This article explores the theoretical debates on informal settlements and presents a critical overview of the related planning strategies. Operations Murambatsvina and Garikai have been the response of the Zimbabwean government to the rapid growth of uncontrolled and spontaneous settlements in major cities. This response sparked an avalanche of criticism throughout the international community. The article's fundamental research question is to assess whether that response was structured in
doi:10.2495/sdp-v2-n4-445-460
fatcat:2gw3i4av4bc5fa5nqwcfy6taqi