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- Acht Forbraíochta na bPobal Gorm Reference Faomhadh an téarma seo mar chuid de Thionscadal Lex
- ga
- Black Communities Development Act
- en
- Definition A law introduced by the South African Government in 1984, i.e. under the apartheid regime, in its attempts to promote home ownership as part of the process of establishing a black middle class. The BCDA was used to establish many black townships within towns in South Africa and did result in greater private sector involvement in housing development in this market. The legislation was repealed in 1991 when much of the racially-based legislation was removed from the statute books. Reference "Southern African Regional Poverty Network (SARPN), 'Scoping Study: Urban Land Issues': http://sarpn.org.za/documents/d0000645/P656-USN_Sept03_Appendix2.pdf (as at 25/08/2009)"
- Loi relative au développement des communautés noires
- fr
- Definition Le gouvernement sud-africain a fait adopter cette loi en 1984, durant l'apartheid, afin d'aider la population noire à devenir propriétaire et de favoriser ainsi l'émergence d'une classe moyenne. Cette loi a été abrogée en 1991, lorsque la plupart des lois raciales ont disparu du corpus législatif. Reference ---