City development fund: A financial mechanism to support housing and livelihood needs of Thailand's urban poor

Sripanich, Bussara; Nitivattananon, Vilas; Perera, Ranjith

doi:10.1016/j.habitatint.2015.05.011

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“…Assim, avalia-se a quantidade de artigos publicados ao longo do tempo, a distribuição geográfica dos autores e coautores e a composição de autoria nos trabalhos do portfólio textual. Alguns estudos analisaram a contribuição de programas ou projetos voltados ao alívio da pobreza do ponto de vista dos atores envolvidos/beneficiários: o microcrédito ou fundos de financiamento comunitário na Tailândia (Sripanich, Nitivattananon & Perera, 2015;Ali et al, 2017) e no empoderamento feminino no Quênia (Kulb et al, 2016); reformas agrárias em Gana (Anaafo & Guba, 2017); programas de redução da pobreza no Bangladesh (Kabir & Louise Maitrot, 2019).…”

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“…Questionários e entrevistas semiestruturadas com pessoas pobres, e análise documental de relatórios anuais, documentários, livros, teses e trabalhos de seminários. (Sripanich et al, 2015) Investigar os mecanismos de financiamento comunitário de nível municipal conhecido como Fundo de Desenvolvimento da Cidade (CDF), estabelecido na Tailândia.…”

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Abordagens qualitativas em estudos sobre pobreza: uma revisão estruturada da literatura

Barbosa

Noronha

Piffer

2020

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The objective of this research was to carry out a bibliometric analysis and identify the qualitative techniques used in the research on poverty in the period from 2015 to March 3, 2020, in addition to discussing the main advantages and disadvantages associated with these techniques. For this, the SCOPUS database was used, from which the most relevant studies were identified, the journals that most published on the subject, and a table was constructed with the objectives and qualitative techniques used by the authors, from 43 scientific articles, published in 38 journals and written by 121 authors and co-authors. It was found that qualitative research on the theme of poverty is distinguished according to the audience and the target location, with no standard of techniques used, which will depend on the problems and objectives of the research, however some techniques were more commonly used such as field observation, participant observation, in-depth interviews, focus group, content analysis and thematic analysis. Qualitative techniques enabled researchers to understand in depth the experiences and behaviors of the investigated groups, the identification of emerging constructs and the (re) construction of their perceptions about research objects / problems, contributing to the apprehension of the causes and effects of poverty. in all its complexity. Some limitations identified were the impossibility of generalizing the results, the need for longitudinal investigations that require a large expenditure of time and financial resources, the impossibility of knowing the sample, the veracity of information and the capture of non-verbal narratives in social media research.

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Abordagens qualitativas em estudos sobre pobreza: uma revisão estruturada da literatura

Barbosa

Noronha

Piffer

2020

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“…The analysis of key findings found that Land Sharing was succeeded to some extent to remain the urban poor in the inner city, not all original residents decided to stay in the project in long-term. Households that decided to stay were influenced by (Boonyabancha, 2009) and integrative management using both bottom-up and top-down approaches (Sripanich et al, 2015) in managing the saving group. This research adopted a qualitative research strategy.…”

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Has Land Sharing Achieved Its Objective To Maintain The Poor In Inner City?

Khotcharee¹

2018

Proceedings of the 5th International Conference on Civil Engineering, Architecture and Urban Planning Elites

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This research aims to explain and analyze to what extent social and physical capital influence the decision of original households in Land Sharing project to remain living on the same site, as it is one of the main objectives of land Sharing concept. Qualitative explanatory case study research design was conducted in four case studies in inner Bangkok through multi-sources data. This study extracted participants' opinion to remain on-site using the semi-structured in-depth interview. Besides, practitioners and academic scholars were interviewed; secondary data were also used to triangulate the data sources. Furthermore, an open site observation was adopted to collect data on physical attributes of case studies.The study reveals that Land Sharing scheme can maintain the urban poor in the inner city to some extent. Not all original households stayed in the same project after more than 20 years of implementation. Reasons that influenced them to stay to achieve their livelihood goal were not only physical capital and social capital, but they also combined all livelihood assets. To what extent each asset influenced the decision to stay, relations among each asset, discussion, and suggestion for policymaker and practitioner were also discussed in this study.

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“…To overcome these finance challenges the urban poor usually adopt informal strategies such as community development funds (CDF), group savings and microfinance institutions. However, the CDF is prone to challenges in cooperation, communication, management, and transparency (Sripanich et al, 2015), while group savings programmes and micro‐credit initiatives are mostly constrained in terms of tenure security, requiring technical support (Rahman & Ley, 2020).…”

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“…Government partnership with NGOs such as churches also enhanced AH provision in Nigeria (Anierobi & Obasi, 2021). Institutionalised informal strategies such as community development fund (CDF) enabled successful AH financing in Thailand as it combines both bottom‐up and top‐down approaches (Sripanich et al, 2015).…”

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Effective affordable housing provision in developing economies: An evaluation of expert opinion

Akinwande

Hui

2023

Sustainable Development

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Housing the urban poor is a prevalent challenge in developing economies, regardless of the research attention and policy interventions over the years. It becomes essential to employ innovative approaches in investigating the challenge of affordable housing (AH) provision to achieve effective AH provision in developing economies. It is pragmatic to thoroughly explore expert solutions to the difficult task of housing the urban poor. To achieve this, focus group discussion and semi‐structured interviews with housing experts in Nigeria were conducted in this study. The recordings were transcribed and analysed using NVivo; following descriptive, content and thematic analyses of data we found that deliberate government policies to include the urban poor are the most significant housing solutions consistent across the entire housing supply value chain (HSVC). Major findings are that mainstreaming the use of alternative housing construction materials and strategies, deliberate finance models to target the urban poor and deliberate reservation of some urban land for housing the urban poor are strategies that will enhance AH provision. These are insights into critical solutions to AH constraints and are informative for effective AH provision for the urban poor in Nigeria; an essential ingredient for sustainable development goals. This study is first to explore experts' opinions in relation to HSVC to showcase significant solutions to AH provision challenges. Data from this study are essential for future pro‐poor housing studies. Recommendations are that AH interventions should be informed by research for more effective and sustainable results.

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City development fund: A financial mechanism to support housing and livelihood needs of Thailand's urban poor

Cited by 8 publications

References 8 publications

Abordagens qualitativas em estudos sobre pobreza: uma revisão estruturada da literatura

Abordagens qualitativas em estudos sobre pobreza: uma revisão estruturada da literatura

Has Land Sharing Achieved Its Objective To Maintain The Poor In Inner City?

Effective affordable housing provision in developing economies: An evaluation of expert opinion

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