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Research Paper
A Study on the Establishment and Operation of the Center for the Vulnerable to Housing
Kim, Sangho Research Fellow
Byun, Eunjoo Assistant Research Fellow
- AURI-협동-2013-2
- 2013.12.31
- 3Page
- Hit 708
Summary
Establishing ‘the Center for the Vulnerable to Housing (the CVH)’ is related to enhance the housing welfare as a national housing policy, aiming at supporting the better residential environments for the low-income and vulnerable groups. The CVH, therefore plays a role for improving the quality of housing conditions, mainly renovation and refurbish in the field of the private housing market.
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APA
Kim, Sangho, Byun, Eunjoo. (2013). A Study on the Establishment and Operation of the Center for the Vulnerable to Housing. Architecture & Urban Research Institute.
MLA
Kim, Sangho, Byun, Eunjoo. A Study on the Establishment and Operation of the Center for the Vulnerable to Housing.Architecture & Urban Research Institute. 2013
Chicago
Kim, Sangho, Byun, Eunjoo. 2013. A Study on the Establishment and Operation of the Center for the Vulnerable to Housing. Architecture & Urban Research Institute.
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