Titlebook: Governance for Urban Services; Access, Participatio Shabbir Cheema Book 2020 Springer Nature Singapore Pte Ltd. 2020 Urban Environmental Se

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The State of Access in Cities: Theory and Practice, public value proposition, can enable the necessary legitimacy and can build operational capacity are a fundamental pillar of any effort, (ii) focusing in an agency or a narrow set of agencies may leave key stakeholders out, rendering efforts to increase access unsustainable, and (iii) engaging fron

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Public-Private Partnerships to Improve Urban Environmental Services,ny parties in searching for profitable and impactful investment opportunities in urban environmental services. PPPs often start with questions vis-à-vis their goals, strengths and weaknesses, structure and processes. Successful PPPs often feature . who address the tensions at the heart of many partn

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Gender Equality and Local Governance: Global Norms and Local Practices,derstand how global norms are translated into local practices. Moreover, we examine policy framework and practices in three municipalities in Bosnia and Herzegovina (BiH), Visoko, East Ilidža and Žepče to implement SDG #5, tools available and used for SDG implementation and actors involved in these

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Local Governance and Access to Urban Services: Political and Social Inclusion in Indonesia,nts in Bandung believe the city has high levels of corruption. Generally, the respondents are more satisfied with the service delivery by the different government levels within the city, compared to the provincial and central governments and NGOs. This seems to be related to the higher level of inte

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Political and Social Inclusion and Local Democracy in Indian Cities: Case Studies of Delhi and BengTo elucidate, the migrants, living mostly in rented accommodation, have lower coverage to basic amenities as compared to the non-migrants. Similarly, the condition of the scheduled population is poor as compared to non-scheduled population. The condition is also poor for the low-income households. T

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Access of Low-Income Residents to Urban Services for Inclusive Development: The Case of Chengdu, Chral and suburban areas of Chengdu city respectively, were selected for questionnaire survey. Follow-up in-depth interviews were conducted for understanding the institutional and structural barriers that may hinder access to equalized public services. It is found that the governments in Chengdu put m

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Governance for Urban Services in Vietnam,ver, economic growth has brought numerous significant social and political implications, particularly for the new social class of migrant workers. The government’s residence-based social policy created many barriers for marginalized groups, consisting mostly of migrants, to urban services including

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