Redefining Quality of Life through Provision of Basic Services for Slum Inhabitants
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“A slum will still be a slum if replaced with overcrowded, unsanitary high-rises, but will no longer be a slum if it has access to safe water, sanitation, and other basic quality of life requirements”. - Dennis Zhou
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DOI: https://doi.org/10.37628/jrrpd.v1i2.31
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