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A GIS based planning support system for inclusionary housing profitability optimisation in Cape Town, South Africa
Apartheid era legislation, along with automobile-oriented city planning practices, have left legacies of race/class-linked spatial inequality, and unsustainable land-use transport inter-relationships in post-Apartheid South African cities. Most poor urban communities still live in peripheral settlem...
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Centre for Transport Studies
2019
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