Research on community based public-private partnership in the effective management of urban infrastructure / Sanjib Sarma, Martin D'Cruz, Harry A. Mengers.

Main entry:

Sarma, Sanjib.

Title & Author:

Research on community based public-private partnership in the effective management of urban infrastructure / Sanjib Sarma, Martin D'Cruz, Harry A. Mengers.

Publication:

New Delhi : Human Settlement Management Institute, 1990.

Description:

204 pages : illustrations ; 28 cm.

Series:

HSMI studies ; 5

Notes:
At head of title: Indian Human Settlements Programme.
"This research was carried out by the Human Settlement Management Institute, New Delhi, in collaboration with the Institute for Housing Studies, Rotterdam"--Preface.
Includes bibliographical references (pages 69-70).

Subject:

Community development, Urban India Case studies.
Low-income housing India Case studies.
Human settlements India Case studies.
Développement communautaire urbain Inde Études de cas.
Pauvres Logement Inde Études de cas.
Établissements humains Inde Études de cas.
Community development, Urban
Human settlements
Low-income housing
Social conditions
Mumbai (India) Social conditions.
Vishakhapatnam (India) Social conditions.
India
India Mumbai
India Vishakhapatnam

Form/genre:

Spiral bindings.
Case studies

Added entries:

D'Cruz, Martin.
Mengers, Harry A.
Human Settlement Management Institute (New Delhi, India)
Institute for Housing Studies (Netherlands)
HSMI studies ; 5.

Holdings:

Location: Library main 300180
Call No.: BIB 246353
Status: Available

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