Selecting Indicators For The Sustainable Development of Residential Neighborhoods in Tripoli, Libya

Elgadi, Ahmed A.; Ismail, Lokman Hakim; Bargi, Walid A Al; Ali, A

doi:10.1088/1757-899x/160/1/012045

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“…For example, the environmental sustainability is making a remarkable progress in the area of impact assessment by providing some indicators for being an interested party in the city planning process [10]. Nowadays, it is a legal basis in several countries, differentiating it from other impacts on sustainable development [11]. Nonetheless, environmental sustainability has its limitations that have led interested parties and planners to seek other corresponding forms of sustainable development.…”

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Urban Planning of Sustainable Development Model for Libyan Cities

Elgadi¹,

Wahab

Ismail

et al. 2021

JIA

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The present sustainable metropolitan cities and the urban planning procedures in Libya are mainly aimed at reducing the impact on the environment due to the use of resources and improving life quality. Thus, the primary objective of this investigation is to create a model that focuses on reliable and valid urban planning of sustainable development, which highly reflects the Islamic way of live concerning the Libyan cities. The projected study model was tested experimentally using a review of 307 suitable samples, which included urban planning associated parties/industries, like the governmental institutions, academic research institutes, developer consultants, and planning and design engineers. Moreover, evaluations were done using the statistical software package Smart-PLS 2.0. The outcome shows that Libyan urban cities should comprise four major elements: social sustainability, environmental sustainability, economic sustainability, and institutional markers. The indicators for every element are studied in detail later in this investigation, which contributed significantly to gaining a better insight into the model for urban planning of sustainable development concerning the Libyan cities. The results provide useful insights for the urban planning industry in order to introduce the UPSD (Urban Planning of Sustainable Development) model, which is helpful as a strategy for Libyan organizations, urban planning contribution, and development to improve Libyan cities. Also, UPSD can be used to assess developed urban areas to analyze the quality of those areas and finally indicate the areas of enhancement.

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Urban Planning of Sustainable Development Model for Libyan Cities

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Wahab

Ismail

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“…The results can guide decision makers in allocating their available resources to one or more indicators to obtain the largest improvement of sustainability. Elgadi et al [16] constructed an indicator system with three levels and four categories to evaluate the sustainable development of Tripoli through primary index screening. Using an indicator system of three fields, Widomski et al [17] compared the indicator values of Lublin, Poland with other EU countries, and evaluated its sustainable development level.…”

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An Integrated Indicator System and Evaluation Model for Regional Sustainable Development

Shi

Yuan

et al. 2019

Sustainability

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Regional sustainable development has become a worldwide issue in recent years, but there is no single and universally agreed method of choosing indicators for sustainable development assessment. The subjective selection of indicators will affect the results of assessment. Each evaluation method has its own advantages and disadvantages, and the methods used to determine indicator weight also differ. Regional sustainable development is a complex system, which is difficult to evaluate objectively and scientifically using a single method. Therefore, a new integrated indicator system and evaluation model is constructed here to more accurately reflect regional sustainable development level. The indicator system and evaluation model were constructed using a case study of 17 cities in Shandong Province, China. The indicator system includes 4 subsystems, i.e., economy, society, resource, and environment. These indicators were selected through correlation analysis and discrimination analysis. A back propagation neural network was applied to evaluate the respective scores of the 4 subsystems. The comprehensive score for regional sustainable development was evaluated using the analytic hierarchy process with entropy correction. The results show that sustainable development levels in these 17 cities show a gradually decreasing trend from east to west and from coast to inland. Cities with an underdeveloped economy usually display poor levels of social development and serious environmental pollution. Through the improvement of indicator screening, evaluation model, and result correction, the error caused by a single evaluation method can be reduced significantly. This new methodology for indicator selection and comprehensive evaluation provides a new perspective for the assessment of regional sustainable development.

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Measuring the Smart Growth Pattern for Medium-Sized Cities

Chang

Ren

et al. 2020

J. Urban Plann. Dev.

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Selecting Indicators For The Sustainable Development of Residential Neighborhoods in Tripoli, Libya

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Urban Planning of Sustainable Development Model for Libyan Cities

Urban Planning of Sustainable Development Model for Libyan Cities

An Integrated Indicator System and Evaluation Model for Regional Sustainable Development

Measuring the Smart Growth Pattern for Medium-Sized Cities

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