Of cooks, crooks and slum-dwellers: Exploring the lived experience of energy and mobility poverty in Mexico's informal settlements

El individualismo como política pública: la vivienda incremental amenazada por la pobreza energética

“…El déficit habitacional se mide en base a la escasez de viviendas, hacinamiento, allegamiento, tomas de terreno y campamentos informales. Estos últimos han sido caracterizados a nivel internacional en términos de pobreza energética extrema (Furszyfer Del Rio y Sovacool, 2023;Ruiz-Rivas et al, 2023), lo que los sitúa como prioridad para la política pública. En este sentido, la autoconstrucción e incrementalidad han sido estrategias usadas desde hace décadas para enfrentar este problema.…”

“…Housing deficit is measured on the basis of the shortage of dwellings, overcrowding, live-ins, land seizures, and informal encampments. The latter have been characterized at an international level in terms of extreme energy poverty (Furszyfer Del Rio & Sovacool, 2023;Ruiz-Rivas et al, 2023), which places them as a priority for public policy. In this sense, self-construction and incrementality are strategies that have been used for decades to address this problem.…”

Reconfiguring European industry for net-zero: a qualitative review of hydrogen and carbon capture utilization and storage benefits and implementation challenges

“…longstanding risk perceptions work on radioactive waste siting, 10 not-in-my-backyard (NIMBY) attitudes for wind energy, 11 distrust over shale gas 12 ), and on community perceptions of local environmental risks ( e.g. risk geography work on perceptions of poor air quality, 13 environmental contamination 14 and environmental justice movements 15 ). In this vein, formal and informal assessments of societal needs and responses to technical and environmental changes have been conducted across the European Union 16 to evaluate the ethical and policy implications of different models of technical democracy and citizenship.…”

Spatial Interactions between Planned Settlements and Small Businesses: Evidence from the Jakarta Metropolitan Area, Indonesia

“…Planned settlements Land 2024, 13, 203 2 of 17 maintain physical and spatial features that exhibit clear boundaries emanating from deliberate plans from their inception [3]. This deliberate planning typically entails, although not always, that these settlements manage to ensure the provision of basic physical services more so than informal or unplanned settlements [12]. In contrast, unplanned settlements emphasize "actor-centered analyses" [2] and highlight the agency of non-government entities [3] as an alternative to formal control of the state [8].…”