Formal Government Policies to Deal with the Slums of Egypt

In general, the government will use informal solutions rather than solving solutions to alleviate their plight, in particular. The problem discussed above is only to explain that government official and informal policies are trying to solve housing problems, while affecting other areas and thus forming an informal settlement Thing. Development policies for slum relaxation will now be discussed.

Unfortunately, the slums still remain in terms of policy intervention, employment creation, and the provision of basic services by central and local governments, utility companies, formal land and labor markets, and other service providers It is an intangible part of the city. On a global scale, slums are growing more rapidly than the visible areas of cities, but slums are often not officially recognized by local governments or central authorities 72 Millennium Development Goals 7 This situation is It should change. To improve the lives of more than 100 million slum dwellers. Not recognizing the systematic marginalization of slum dwellers is equivalent to denying their rights to cities.

There is a big difference. The unsafe group is a paved inhabitant built after 1995, a settlement of slums and illegal occupants without notice. Slums on the land of the central government are excluded from the "reconstruction plan", so there is no right to maintain public order. As early as 1954, the municipal company tried to expel the habitable area and the area harmful to health according to the provisions of the local government's law. In the first decade after independence in 1949, the government adopted a policy of slums. We will clean and rebuild the permanent building on a lease basis. The speed of construction could not catch up with the increase in demand, rents were not available, and in some cases beneficiaries sold their houses, so the plan failed (Jha, 1986 p 23). Likewise, families in the slums with photos attached passages will feel a sense of security.

• Complexities of slum settlement and tenure arrangements: There is no official tenure arrangement for slum settlement. Their high density, random development, lack of planning, poor living environment, lack of infrastructure, and the accompanying religious, cultural and political trends, suggest proposals for the type of term most suitable for residents It is part of the condition. Situation • Competitive interests of various organizations, including non-governmental organizations (NGOs), community organizations (CBOs), faith organizations (FBOs), central government, municipalities and donor agencies. These stakeholders have their own interests in the slums, most of which are conflicts, so they are the main drawback of the plan.