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Enhancing livelihood and community diversity through wetland- approach to living with the wetland
Numerous scholars studying urban informal settlements unanimously acknowledge the interconnected challenges these settlements face, encompassing health issues, hazardous natural surroundings, accidental human-induced fires, deficient public health infrastructure, limited social and shared spaces, an...
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School of Architecture, Planning and Geomatics
2025
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