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CASE STUDIES

quality-related; and highest rating while housing is important to consider
infrastructure provisions. operation costs received the the preferences of the
Using a three-point Likert lowest rating. This finding target groups and a better
scale, the best facilities were suggests that environmental connection between various
given a higher score (score and sustainable factors stakeholders involved, for
3), while the worst possible were not taken into account the timely completion of the
alternative received the when planning the project’s project. Since affordability
lowest value (score 1), as delivery. is crucial for gaining
shown in Table 2. beneficiaries’ consent, the
CONCLUSION slum resettlement project
After calculating the combined For a successful and high was evaluated from two
average scores of five factors, viewpoints, namely financial
we found that infrastructure success rate of any slum affordability and affordability
provision received the rehabilitation project, it of non-housing components.

Table 2: Selected parameters for Quality of Life in insitu- slum resettlement project

Variables Factors Parameters Score Aggregate
F1 Households The functionality of the housing 2 1.75
satisfaction facility
End user’s satisfaction with the 1
housing facility
Maintainability of housing facility 2
Safety performance (crime) 2
F2 Stakeholders’ Timely completion of the project 1 1.66
Satisfaction Project team satisfaction 2
Reduced occurrence of disputes and 2
litigation
F3 Housing The energy efficiency of the housing 1 1.33
Operation cost facility
The reduced lifecycle cost of housing 2
Environmental performance of 1
housing facility (Eco-friendly)
F4 Quality related Quality performance of the project 2 2.0
Aesthetically pleasing view of 3
completed house
Technology transfer 1
Technical specification of housing 2
F5 Infrastructure Water supply 3 2.25
provisions Drainage and sewerage 2
Solid waste management 1
Electricity connection 3
Source: Compiled by Authors (2020)

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