Evaluating the Evolution and Future of Urban Poverty Policies in Public Administration in Turkey.

In Turkey, large-scale environmental problems, disasters, unemployment, and conflicts have catalyzed population migrations into cities, thus increasing the number of urban poor and worsening the overall poverty rate. While previous studies have investigated different methods of reducing poverty at v...

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Publicado en:Journal of Poverty Vol. 27; no. 2; pp. 130 - 153
Autor principal: Tuğaç, Çiğdem
Formato: Artículo
Publicado: Taylor & Francis Ltd Feb/Mar2023
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        Urban poor
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        Government policy
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        social services
        socially vulnerable groups
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      ab: In Turkey, large-scale environmental problems, disasters, unemployment, and conflicts have catalyzed population migrations into cities, thus increasing the number of urban poor and worsening the overall poverty rate. While previous studies have investigated different methods of reducing poverty at various time points, this study focused on clarifying the nature of developments and changes in public administration policies designed to address the urban poor in Turkey, including relevant legislative frameworks, involved parties, and future policy outlooks. In the study, it was concluded that rural development should be provided in order to reduce the rate of urban poverty in Turkey.
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