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The impact of planning legislations and housing standards on the health of Ibadan city residents

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OBABIYI, AKEEB ADEJUMO
GEOGRAPHY, IBADAN
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Mots-clés :

Housing planning regulations urban environment quality control residential areas building codes health planning legislation quality of housing Ibadan Nigeria

Synopsis

This study exammes the health implications of non - compliance of planning
regulations and housing standards on the residents in the city of Ibadan. To achieve this
aim, a number of objectives were set forth which include: a review of the existing physical
planning legislations including building standards in Nigeria in general and Oyo state in
particular, · an exmination of the extent to which the buildings in the three density areas of
Ibadan (Low, Medium and High) conform to the existing building standards and planning
regulations; an examination of the effect of deviations of these houses from normal housing
standards on the various health attributes of the inhabitants and a suggestion of how the
planning regulations can be made more responsive to the health attributes and aspiration of
the study area.

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août 14, 1995

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APA ADEJUMO, O. A. (1995). The impact of planning legislations and housing standards on the health of Ibadan city residents. CODESRIA. https://doi.org/10.57054/codesria.pub.1038

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Chicago ADEJUMO, OBABIYI, AKEEB. The impact of planning legislations and housing standards on the health of Ibadan city residents. Dakar: CODESRIA, 1995. https://doi.org/10.57054/codesria.pub.1038.

MLA ADEJUMO, OBABIYI, AKEEB. The impact of planning legislations and housing standards on the health of Ibadan city residents. CODESRIA, 1995. https://doi.org/10.57054/codesria.pub.1038.

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