Ley 5.950: CREA LA CAJA DE LA HABITACION POPULAR

Urban Farm DB summary

This Chilean law, signed on October 8, 1936 and published in Official Gazette No. 17589 (Ministerio del Trabajo) on October 10, 1936, creates the Caja de la Habitación Popular under the Ministry of Labor to promote the construction of low-cost, sanitary housing and worker/family gardens (huertos obreros y familiares), among other purposes (Article 1). Its capital includes 25 million pesos allocated annually by the State (Article 3). The law requires the Caja to devote at least 15% of its annual income to replacing conventillos (slum tenements) and at least 5% annually to promoting family gardens and home industry (Article 20).

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• 1,936 year

  establishment year(caja habitacion popular creation)

  Policy

  region

  Chile

  year

  1936

  method

  Ley 5.950, Art. 1

• 25,000,000 pesos (1936)

  annual state contribution(caja habitacion popular capital)

  Economics

  region

  Chile

  year

  1936

  method

  Ley 5.950, Art. 3

• 15 %

  minimum share conventillo replacement(caja habitacion popular fund allocation)

  Policy

  region

  Chile

  year

  1936

  method

  Ley 5.950, Art. 20

• 5 %

  minimum share huerto familiar(caja habitacion popular fund allocation)

  Policy

  region

  Chile

  year

  1936

  method

  Ley 5.950, Art. 20

• 30,000,000 pesos (1936)

  annual caja seguro obligatorio loan(caja habitacion popular capital)

  EconomicsControl: loan continues until reaching a total of 510,000,000 pesos

  region

  Chile

  year

  1936

  method

  Ley 5.950, Art. 3

• 25 %

  minimum share agricultural loans(caja habitacion popular fund allocation)

  Policy

  region

  Chile

  year

  1936

  method

  Ley 5.950, Art. 21

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