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Showing 1 to 5 of 5 for “"Planning failures"”.
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Theoretical and empirical investigations of excessive congestion as a result of market and planning failures
… congestion are discussed in detail here: market failures from congestion and agglomeration externalities and planning failures from exclusionary zoning and low-density zoning practices. This research is among the first to connect the economics of planning failure with excessive congestion. This …
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Urban Green Spaces: Bridging cultural, ecological and political planning gaps to make the city of Colombo a leading ‘Greener-City’
… there is no coherent strategy for maintaining or planning, or a sustainable vision for the city. Planning failures are a big problem to the city’s green spaces. Therefore, it has become urgent and necessary to make an innovative study of the theory and practice of Colombo’s UGSs. The hypothesis of …
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O crescimento urbano de Rio Claro e suas implicações nos riscos à inundação: cenários de 1970 a 2015
… may be noted that in most cities occurred urban planning failures, which has prevented the government to control adequately the dangerous weather consequences, such as storms and downpours. The lower social class families, for lack of choice, usually live in high risk areas and are supposed to be …
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Crowdsourcing in community participatory planning in China : case studies in four communities in Shenzhen
Community participatory planning is a crucial component of urban planning but there is no effective public participation in the Chinese planning decision-making process, which brings up social conflicts and planning failures. As more urban redevelopment are launched in China and social media …
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An exploration of the parameters of liveable urbanism through inclusive incremental development
… people over the same period. Current policy and planning practice in developing countries has not been able to cope with such pervasive rapid urbanisation. By 2050 the United Nations predicts two-thirds of the global population will live in cities. Of which as many as one-third of this population …