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Title:
Sustainable livelihoods in Nasinu squatter settlement (a case study of River Road squatter settlement in Narere, in the Nasinu area)
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Author:
Lesi, Qalo
Institution:
The University of the South Pacific
Award:
M.A.
Subject:
Squatter settlements | Fiji | Nasinu Narere, Human settlements | Fiji | Nasinu | Narere, Squatters | Fiji | Nasinu | Narere, Urban poor | Fiji | Nasinu | Narere, Sustainable development | Fiji | Nasinu | Narere
Date:
2017
Call No.:
Pac HD 7287 .96 .F5 L47 2017
BRN:
1361303
Copyright:
40-60% of this thesis may be copied without the authors written permission
Abstract:
Sustainable Livelihoods is an ongoing issue not only for squatters, but also for government and non-government organization. Squatting is an ongoing problem for Fiji and the issue have been used by many to gain political mileage to their advantages. Living in a squatter settlement is a huge challenge, considering the facts that it is illegal and informal. With limited access to human; physical; natural; financial; and social assets the people in squatter settlements are confined to available sources of livelihoods to meet their needs and wants. Sustaining Livelihood would be a concern to them as they are unable to access to essential services and areas of needs where they can improve; maintain and sustain their livelihood. Sustainable livelihoods for those living in squatter settlements are a topic of debate.
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