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Dari kampung air ke rumah pangsa: kesan dislokasi kediaman ke atas persekitaran sosial penghuni PPR Taman Harmoni, Sandakan, Sabah
Sidal, Alauddin1, Farah Sasha Rajahdin2, Noorhayati Ismail3.
Previous studies have shown that involuntary residential dislocation may disrupt
neighbourhood safety, reduce social and economic resource availability, and increase stress.
However, it may also lead to improving the residential social environment, which positively
correlated with residents satisfaction especially among those who originally resided in poor
neighborhoods. Therefore, involuntary residential dislocation raise the issue of whether it is
possible to bring positive social consequences. This study demonstrated the relationship
between involuntary dislocation of residents and its positive impacts on the social
environment. Using objective attributes and subjective attributes analyses, findings from this
study indicated that involuntary residential displacement among lower-income residents is
associated with significant improvements in neighbourhood safety, diseases control and
cleanliness practices which have resulted in greater residential satisfaction.
Affiliation:
- Kementerian Perumahan dan Kerajaan Tempatan, Malaysia
- Kementerian Perumahan dan Kerajaan Tempatan, Malaysia
- Kementerian Perumahan dan Kerajaan Tempatan, Malaysia
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