CSOs in marginalised communities : the case of the informal settlements of Buenos Aires

Abstract: In the marginalised communities of Argentina—indeed in many parts of Latin America—civil society organisations (CSOs) play a prominent role in the provision of social services to the poor and as forces for collective action. The aim of this chapter is to analyse the historical roots, characteristics and contribution to fighting poverty of CSOs in urban slum communities based on fieldwork undertaken in two of the city of Buenos Aires’ largest informal settlements: the villa 1-11-14 of Bajo Flores and the villa 21-24 of Barracas.

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Auteur principal: Mitchell, Ann Elizabeth
Format: Parte de libro biblioteca
Langue:eng
Publié: Greenleaf Publishing 2014
Sujets:ORGANIZACIONES SOCIALES, VILLAS DE EMERGENCIA, POBREZA URBANA, Buenos Aires (Argentina),
Accès en ligne:https://repositorio.uca.edu.ar/handle/123456789/13814
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Résumé:Abstract: In the marginalised communities of Argentina—indeed in many parts of Latin America—civil society organisations (CSOs) play a prominent role in the provision of social services to the poor and as forces for collective action. The aim of this chapter is to analyse the historical roots, characteristics and contribution to fighting poverty of CSOs in urban slum communities based on fieldwork undertaken in two of the city of Buenos Aires’ largest informal settlements: the villa 1-11-14 of Bajo Flores and the villa 21-24 of Barracas.