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View the PDF document Urban livelihoods of the landless people : a livelihood vulnerability assessment of an informal settlement in Suva, Fiji
Author: Garnett, Catherine Kelsie
Institution: The University of the South Pacific
Award: M.A. Environmental Science
Subject: Squatters | Fiji, Squatter settlements | Fiji, Urban poor | Fiji, Social surveys
Date: 2016
Call No.: Pac HV 4170 .6 .A5 G37 2016
BRN: 1358081
Copyright:Under 10% of this thesis may be copied without the authors written permission

Abstract: In the urban centers of Fiji rapid urbanization continues to transform a once rural society. Drawn by the pull of the city, these phenomena have resulted in an influx of people settling in marginalized settlements where the poor are often left ignored and undocumented with limited resources and options to pursue a sustainable livelihood. In the center of this study are the livelihood strategies of the urban poor residing in Muanivatu squatter settlement in Suva City, Fiji. The study aims to understand how people’s livelihood strategies hinder or contribute to positive livelihood outcomes in order to provide recommendation that can serve as the platform to improve livelihoods for the poor.
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