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THE URBAN POOR AND THE HOUSING PROBLEM

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The National Housing Authority (NHA) estimated that metroManila has 406,000 households categorized as squatters. At an average of 5 or 6, a conservative estimate of 2.03M to 2.43M people are considered squatters in metro Manila alone.

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Ateneo Center for Social Policy and Public Affairs
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Medel, Angelita G.
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urban development; poverty measurement
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