El Pocito: An Assessment of Implemented Housing Policies

El Pocito: An Assessment of Implemented Housing Policies

This paper summarises a research project carried out in the 1997-1999 period with CONICET support. It is centred on the negotiation process among different social actors regarding the relocation of a shanty town placed downtown Cordoba. Based on a case study, the aim is to present some consideration...

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Main Author: Marengo, Cecilia
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Published: Revista INVI 2001
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spelling oai:ojs.revistas.uchile.cl:article-622592020-03-04T11:17:47Z El Pocito: An Assessment of Implemented Housing Policies La Villa El Pocito: evaluación de la política habitacional implementada Marengo, Cecilia This paper summarises a research project carried out in the 1997-1999 period with CONICET support. It is centred on the negotiation process among different social actors regarding the relocation of a shanty town placed downtown Cordoba. Based on a case study, the aim is to present some considerations regarding the participation of the different actors as well as to find out about the effectiveness of the state in carrying out this type of policies. First, a summary is made of the different aspects of the negotiation process for the relocation of Villa El Pocito. It is important to mention that this process started in 1991 within the Mesa de Concertación de Políticas Sociales (Social Policies Co-ordination Table) and it ends in 1998 with the moving of the people to their new houses. During this period the conditions of the political and social context changed in the Cordoba province which affected the process in its different stages. Secondly, an evaluation is made of the housing policy applied here using the criteria of efficiency and efficacy. As a conclusion, questions are made on the impact of such actions on the inhabitants-beneficiaries and on the urban structure as a whole. El presente artículo sintetiza una investigación realizada en el período 1997-1999 con financiamiento de CONICET, centrada en el estudio del proceso de negociación entre diferentes actores sociales para la relocalización de un asentamiento marginal localizado en el centro de la ciudad de Córdoba. Interesa, a partir de la evaluación de un estudio de caso, presentar algunas cuestiones en relación con la participación de los diferentes actores involucrados así como indagar sobre la efectividad del Estado en la consecución de este tipo de políticas. En primer término, se sintetizan brevemente aspectos relativos al proceso de negociación para la relocalización de la Villa El Pocito. En relación con este punto, es importante mencionar que este proceso se inicia (en 1994) en el marco de la Mesa de Concertación de Políticas Sociales y finaliza en 1998, con el traslado de los habitantes a sus nuevas viviendas. En este período se modifican las condiciones del contexto político y social en la Provincia de Córdoba, lo cual afecta el proceso en sus diferentes etapas. En segundo término, se resume la evaluación de la política habitacional implementada tomando como perspectiva de análisis, criterios de eficiencia y eficacia. A modo de conclusión, se plantean interrogantes sobre el impacto de este tipo de acciones para los propios habitantes-beneficiarios y para la estructura urbana en su conjunto. Revista INVI 2001-05-01 info:eu-repo/semantics/article info:eu-repo/semantics/publishedVersion application/pdf text/html https://revistainvi.uchile.cl/index.php/INVI/article/view/62259 Revista INVI; Vol. 16 Núm. 42 (2001): Políticas Habitacionales en Argentina 0718-8358 0718-1299 spa https://revistainvi.uchile.cl/index.php/INVI/article/view/62259/65899 https://revistainvi.uchile.cl/index.php/INVI/article/view/62259/66190
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description This paper summarises a research project carried out in the 1997-1999 period with CONICET support. It is centred on the negotiation process among different social actors regarding the relocation of a shanty town placed downtown Cordoba. Based on a case study, the aim is to present some considerations regarding the participation of the different actors as well as to find out about the effectiveness of the state in carrying out this type of policies. First, a summary is made of the different aspects of the negotiation process for the relocation of Villa El Pocito. It is important to mention that this process started in 1991 within the Mesa de Concertación de Políticas Sociales (Social Policies Co-ordination Table) and it ends in 1998 with the moving of the people to their new houses. During this period the conditions of the political and social context changed in the Cordoba province which affected the process in its different stages. Secondly, an evaluation is made of the housing policy applied here using the criteria of efficiency and efficacy. As a conclusion, questions are made on the impact of such actions on the inhabitants-beneficiaries and on the urban structure as a whole.
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