Building in the margin of shacks: the vision and projects of Habitat for Humanity by Ananta Kumar Giri. Orient Longman, 2002. xvii + 298 pp, (hbk), ISBN 81-250-2181-7

Ripin Kalra
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Sustainable Development, 2003, vol. 11, issue 4, 236-237

Date: 2003
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