Public participation in the decision-making process for the government or local authority
planning and agenda is crucial and significant, and if not handled systematically will trigger …

While most countries in Africa have revised the planning laws they inherited from their
colonial experience, research shows that the attitudes and practices of politicians and …

It is undeniable that our environment is constantly evolving and citizens are facing new
issues and challenges related to the environment around the world. Green governance is …

The proliferation of informal settlements and growing risks of climate change across African
cities pose core questions to urban planning theory and practice. Where do informal …

Crisis as a result of global environmental change, such as extreme floods, droughts,
bushfires, and planetary health issues such as pandemic, is becoming more common …

This paper systematises knowledge of public participation by bringing together existing
concepts and theories from planning literature to conceptualise the 3A 3-framework of …

Residential stability is the cornerstone of healthy community living, as it creates the context
for social interaction and active community participation. In the Republic of Korea, urban …

Spatial planning has become an important measure for countries and regions to promote
sustainable development. However, there remains a lack of systematic and quantitative …

Disparities in access to basic needs and resources such as water is largely borne out of
power imbalance across scale. In examining these power dynamics in the context of health …

Sub-Saharan African cities have experienced significant spatial transformation in recent
years. This transformation, in part, has been characterised by the proliferation of new cities …