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The Extent of Community-Level Initiatives in Addressing Natural Disasters in Informal Settlements: A Case Study of Fires in eThekwini Informal Settlements

Dludla Bongiwe, Sikwela M Mpuzu

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Key concepts: Informal settlements, Human settlement, Natural disaster, Natural (archaeology), Geography, Environmental planning, Economic growth, Archaeology

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