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Urbanisation and planning in the 3rd world: Spatial perceptions and public participation.
By: Potter, Robert B.
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BookPublisher: NSW, Australia : Croom Helm, 1985Subject(s): Urbanisation | Developing countries -- Planning. -- Developing countries -- PlanningSummary: The theme of this chapter is the pressing need for the development of soundly-based and appropriate urban and regional planning systems that seek explicitly to identify and act upon the perceptions and aspirations of individuals. It is concluded that despite the possible snares and pitfalls involved in encouraging greater participatory democracy in Third World urban planning practices, its promotion stands as a vital objective.
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The theme of this chapter is the pressing need for the development of soundly-based and appropriate urban and regional planning systems that seek explicitly to identify and act upon the perceptions and aspirations of individuals. It is concluded that despite the possible snares and pitfalls involved in encouraging greater participatory democracy in Third World urban planning practices, its promotion stands as a vital objective.
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