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Informal development is a specific form of urban sprawl and one of the main   challenges for the sustainable development of major cities in Serbia. In this   paper we examine this phenomenon with regard to the influence of spatial and   urban vulnerabilities of the informal settlements on the housing and   environmental deprivation, especially in the context of inhabitants’   vulnerability to fuel poverty. The empirical research was carried out on the   example of Belgrade’s suburban settlement Kaluđerica. The statistical   analysis of the results has shown that the observed energy characteristics of   housing have no relevant influence on households’ financial burden of energy   expenditure, but that they considerably influence households’ perception on   thermal comfort. The relation between a limited access to public services and   the lack of amenities in the settlement and noted high household expenditure   on transport has proved to be a particularly important indicator. Based on   the perception on overall life commodities, a poor quality of the environment   has been recognized as a key factor of deprivation related to housing.   [Projekat Ministarstva nauke Republike Srbije, br. TR 36035: Spatial,   Environmental, Energy and Social Aspects of Developing Settlements and   Climate Change - Mutual Impacts, br. III47014: The Role and Implementation of   the National Spatial Plan and Regional Development Documents in Renewal of   Strategic Research, Thinking and Governance in Serbia and Project Transitioning   towards Urban Resilience and The Role and Implementation of the National   Spatial Plan and Regional Development Documents in Renewal of Strategic   Research, Thinking and Governance in Serbia Sustainability (TURaS)”, Contract   No. 282834, which is financed within FP7 of the EC on topic ENV.2011.2.1.5-1

Fuel poverty and perception on housing and environmental quality in Belgrade’s informal settlement Kaludjerica