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The chapter discusses the challenges and strategies for upgrading informal settlements and integrates varied case studies from countries like Namibia and Argentina. It emphasizes the significance of secure tenure, adequate infrastructure, and community engagement in land management and disaster risk reduction. Furthermore, it touches on the importance of adapting building codes to local realities to ensure safer living conditions while addressing the needs of vulnerable populations post-disaster.
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Term: Secure Tenure
Definition: A legal assurance of property rights that protects individuals from eviction and affirms their entitlement to land.
Term: Disaster Risk Reduction (DRR)
Definition: Strategies and practices for minimizing vulnerabilities and disaster risks through systematic efforts.
Term: Building Codes
Definition: Regulations that set the standards for the construction and design of buildings to ensure safety and adequacy.
Term: Informal Settlements
Definition: Residential areas where housing has been constructed without legal title or planning permission.