Development of a Cellular Automata-based model approach for sustainable planning of affordable housing projects: an application case study in Algiers

Ali, Célia Hadj; Roy, Damien; Amireche, Louisa; Antoni, Jean-Philipe

doi:10.1016/j.landusepol.2022.106468

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“…The need for adequate housing is an inseparable part of society's needs, and its value for individuals, families, communities and society as a whole is undoubted as part of society's welfare (Opoku & Abdul-Muhmin, 2010;Jun, 2013;Hadj Ali et al, 2023). As a solution to meet these needs, governments in various countries have initiated the provision of affordable housing for households with insufficient income to buy a decent house directly on the market (Hadj Ali et al, 2023). Providing affordable housing is important because access to safe, decent and affordable housing is a basic right of every individual.…”

Section: Theory Review Affordable Housementioning

confidence: 99%

Recommended Strategies Based on The Capability And Purchasing Power of Low-Income Communities (MBR) In Providing MBR Houses In Kartamantul

Kurniati,

Fanani

2024

JIP

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The housing needs that shape urban spatial structures or the relationships between the three cannot be fully understood without considering the state of housing market prices. The reason is that changes in urban housing market prices no longer depend on the city level, but over time begin to be characterized by urban agglomeration processes. Furthermore, agglomeration dynamics that change urban spatial structure and housing market prices will have an impact on socio-economic disparities and challenges in providing affordable housing for people with low incomes in densely populated urban areas. The aim of this research is to find out whether the MBR housing allocated by the regional government is appropriately located in low-income areas/zones in KARTAMANTUL. The research methods used are web scrapping, mapping and comparative evaluation of housing locations with the distribution of MBR in KARTAMANTUL. The results obtained were to simplify the simulation of affordability and household purchasing power regarding home ownership, the researchers tried to average the income of the two categories of low-income households. Therefore, with an average MBR income limit of Rp. 3,900,000 in DIY, then the ability to repay the house in installments is IDR. 1,170,000/month. Furthermore, regarding house buildings, the criteria for a habitable house is a per capita area of at least 9 m2 per person. With the average number of family members in DIY being 4 people, the house area required per household is 36 m2. The recommendations given are a) 25 year house installments are a payment option that can be used for low-income households in KARTAMANTUL, b) the choice of house locations for MBR is mostly in Bantul Regency and Sleman Regency, both of which have urban status. fringe and urban shadow.

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Section: Theory Review Affordable Housementioning

confidence: 99%

Recommended Strategies Based on The Capability And Purchasing Power of Low-Income Communities (MBR) In Providing MBR Houses In Kartamantul

Kurniati,

Fanani

2024

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“…One of the current challenges is the expansion of the urban housing supply, particularly affordable (or, more specifically, low-cost) housing, alongside the necessity to operate and maintain all existing urban infrastructure globally. In this scenario, with these perspectives, the topic of affordable housing has been widely debated worldwide, along with its potential as a solution to the housing deficit [3,4]. Its concept, dynamic over time and regionally variable, can be described as affordable housing available for lease or acquisition by any family with an income equal to or lower than the local average (according to official public assessment), irrespective of its economic and financial capacity.…”

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“…Furthermore, publications delve into the literature on highly specific topics, such as the carbon market [31], technology transfer [4], building envelope [24], and even energy retrofits [32]. In the pursuit of sustainable development in construction, the recurrent themes in published articles are related to public housing policies [3, and infrastructure [78][79][80][81][82]. These topics encompass the planning, conception, modification, rehabilitation, requalification, expansion, and even demobilization of urban centers when necessary, in fortuitous and force majeure cases like accidents, disasters of significant proportions, wars, and epidemics such as the coronavirus, which recently had a devastating global impact.…”

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Sustainable Affordable Housing: State-of-the-Art and Future Perspectives

Silva,

Najjar,

da Costa

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Sustainability

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Nowadays, there are many studies with a significant focus on affordable housing. The relevance of this theme, which is usually the central object of public housing policies, requires an updated review of the problems and challenges to be overcome, especially in terms of sustainability, in favor of an improvement in the quality of products delivered to beneficiaries. This research concentrates on applying the sustainability concept to affordable housing, emphasizing technical, social, and governance aspects. A novel classification framework is introduced, encompassing these aspects in the context of sustainability integrated with affordable housing. A systematic literature review is conducted and more than 100 articles are examined based on bibliometric and bibliographic analyses to highlight the main dimensions and topics involved in the housing public policy sphere. The study has been elaborated based on collecting relevant materials, building a descriptive analysis of the literature examined, highlighting the classification structure that categorizes the studies examined, and evaluating the material identified based on the classification structure. The outcomes aim to spotlight the diverse dimensions of sustainable affordable housing and associated research themes. Furthermore, the research outlines deficiencies in current approaches and outlines a future research agenda for implementing sustainability in affordable housing. It establishes a strong connection between technical, social, and governance aspects of affordable housing and sustainability, considering anticipated approaches, techniques, and challenges.

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For a method for evaluating the economic integration of peri-urban space. Case study Mitidja of Algiers, Algeria

Hamadène,

Bouder

2024

GeoJournal

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Development of a Cellular Automata-based model approach for sustainable planning of affordable housing projects: an application case study in Algiers

Cited by 6 publications

References 57 publications

Recommended Strategies Based on The Capability And Purchasing Power of Low-Income Communities (MBR) In Providing MBR Houses In Kartamantul

Recommended Strategies Based on The Capability And Purchasing Power of Low-Income Communities (MBR) In Providing MBR Houses In Kartamantul

Sustainable Affordable Housing: State-of-the-Art and Future Perspectives

For a method for evaluating the economic integration of peri-urban space. Case study Mitidja of Algiers, Algeria

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