TOUR OF THE HABITAT WORLD SEEN BY CIVIL SOCIETY

Thailand

#Mots-clés : Dernière mise à jour le 7 June 2019

URBANIZATION

History of Cities – Heritage

Urban Housing

Rural Housing

LEGAL ASPECTS

Right to Housing

Forced Eviction

USEFUL TOOLS:

Land Law

Land Grabbing

USEFUL TOOLS

Vulnerable Groups

  • Old People
  • Young People
  • Women

Some Interesting Practices

  • KLONG BANG BUA COMMUNITY : This project was launched in 2003 by the CODI (Community Organization Development Institute) in the Bang Mankong program (in Bangkok), aims to develop solutions to local problems and Housing, placing communities poor neighborhoods in the center of the process. CODI unless absolutely necessary, shoot informal communities to manage their own negotiations. This power enabled them to negotiate a long-term lease (30 years) for a real land security on public land occupied. Savings groups and cooperatives are formed by the inhabitants. Management by “small groups” seems one of the keys to success. Swarming of the project is via a “people to people” strategy, poor communities relate to each other, bypassing the CODI. This project received several awards. The Social Housing Production experience is described in the file produced by Urbamonde: http://urbamonde.org/site/sites/urbamonde.org/files/Brochure%20PSH%2002_WEB.pdf – For more information, please contact CODI – or the Asian Coalition for Housing Rights Network

SOCIAL AND ECONOMIC ASPECTS

Housing Market

Quality of Housing

Informal Housing / Slum / Homeless

ROLE OF PUBLIC AUTHORITIES

Social Housing

ENVIRONMENTAL ASPECTS

Bibliography & Sitography

SEEN BY SOCIAL MOVEMENTS

Major Problems

Major Claims or Demands

Some Civil Society Actors