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Integrated Urban Planning

Local governments face ever more complex challenges of urban development. Plans for the short-term, medium-term, and long-term help in managing these complex challenges. An integrated, multi-sectoral approach is essential. Learn how urban planning can assist in building a sustainable city and the role that data can play in the planning process. 

Integrated Urban Planning

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Inclusive Community Engagement Playbook

  • Country/ City
    Global
  • Published On
    June 22, 2020
  • Author(s)
    C40, Arup, Citi Foundation
  • Abstract

    • Inclusive Community Engagement Playbook

    Community engagement is the process of involving the people that live and interact with your city in its development, including anyone with an interest or influence in, or who is impacted by, a local plan, policy or action. Engagement strategies help cities to develop a better working relationship with the community to ensure that the needs and issues of all parties are understood, and can be addressed to achieve positive change.
     

A Review of Integrated Urban Planning Tools for Greenhouse Gas Mitigation

  • Topic
    Urban Planning
  • Published On
    May 12, 2020
  • Abstract

    • A Review of Integrated Urban Planning Tools for Greenhouse Gas Mitigation

    Achieving the Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs) over the next 30 years will critically depend upon urban land use and infrastructure development actions taken across multiple sectors (buildings, energy, transportation, water-sanitation, and waste) in global cities.

Best practices and lessons learned: Integrated planning of Asuncion's Metropolitan Area

  • Country/ City
    Asunción, Paraguay
  • Published On
    April 28, 2020
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    • Best practices and lessons learned: Integrated planning of Asuncion's Metropolitan Area

    Within the project, we strive to develop and strengthen dialogue and coordination among different institutions, including civil society and the private sector. We seek to create an instance for urban integrated planning of Asuncion’s metropolitan area, involving all key stakeholders like the municipalities and central government institutions.
     

Best Practices and Lessons Learned on the Pathways to Sustainability: Co-design of a bicycle network for the Asuncion´s Metropolitan Area

  • Country/ City
    Asunción, Paraguay
  • Published On
    April 28, 2020
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  • Abstract

    • Best Practices and Lessons Learned on the Pathways to Sustainability: Co-design of a bicycle network for the Asuncion´s Metropolitan Area

    We sought to design a bicycle network for the Metropolitan Area of Asuncion (AMA), to promote the use of bicycles as a mean of sustainable transportation that is both inclusive and safe.We invited the Municipalities, the Central Government, the private sector and the civil society to actively participate in the design process, through three workshops.
     

Analyzing the Spatial Patterns of the Elderly's Daily Activities

  • Topic
    Urban Planning, Health, Smart Cities
  • Published On
    December 31, 2019
  • Author(s)
    Dr. Yu Yifan
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  • Abstract

    • Analyzing the Spatial Patterns of the Elderly's Daily Activities

    The living environment is an important resource for Chinese cities to response the challenge of aging population. In an ideal living environment, elderlies can obtain necessary support when their physical functions gradually decline due to aging. Their service needs arising out of weakened self-care ability and sharp decline in family care resources can be satisfied in a timely manner. The loneliness that may be caused by transformation of social roles can be appropriately eased.
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