Tools for Citizen Engagement in Urban Planning

Daher, Elie; Maktabifard, Mohaddeseh; Kubicki, Sylvain; Decorme, Régis; Pak, Burak; Desmaris, Rachel

doi:10.1007/978-3-030-85566-6_7

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“…The collaborative workshop ensures the appeal of stakeholders' interests and the equal allocation of resources (Li et al, 2020). Daher et al (2021) reveal the degree to which digital tools create an inclusive environment to exchange and implement planning process-related ideas and the extent to which they could lead to an integrated and coherent engaging method for citizen engagement. This study also pointed out that the meta-design model is one of the methods of community participation, where the benefit of the metadesign model is the ability given to the designers to accommodate changes and modifications in the design that can be asked by the end-users with less time and effort and a guarantee that the requirements are still considered in the iterations.…”

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Methods and Challenges of Community Participation Practices in Planning Public Open Spaces: A Review

2024

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The formation of public open space is an essential element in the existence of cities and neighborhoods. Public open spaces are defined as social locations, such as streets, parks, and local neighborhoods, and are spaces where individuals or groups encounter and interact with one another. Community participation in public open space planning can provide opportunities for potential interactions in the decision-making process to help stimulate social cohesion. Thus, community participation in public open space planning is crucial to producing good public spaces for the community. This paper presents a synthesis of over 20 studies ranging from 1990 to 2023 on community participation in the planning process. It examines community participation practices in public open space planning to identify the methods and challenges of community participation in the planning process.The paper is based on a review of literature. A keyword search was conducted on the databases Web of Science (WOS) and Google Scholar to identify research studies in peer-reviewed English-language journals published between 1990 and 2023.It shows that community participation has become widely practiced in planning, although its aims and outcomes are contested. On the one hand, community participation is expected to empower the residents, while on the other hand, it can also be an instrument of social control. Moreover, community participation has faced many challenges and obstacles that limit its application; these obstacles vary depending on the nature of community composition.

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Methods and Challenges of Community Participation Practices in Planning Public Open Spaces: A Review

2024

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Experiencing the future: Evaluating a new framework for the participatory co-design of healthy public spaces using immersive virtual reality

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Computers, Environment and Urban Systems

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Cross-Disciplinary Collaborations and Partnerships for Sustainability Education

Singha,

Singha

2024

Teaching and Learning for a Sustainable Future

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Multidisciplinary collaboration is crucial to sustainable education. It places a strong emphasis on combining many academic disciplines to address complex environmental issues and promote sustainable lifestyles. Students can put their knowledge into practice and raise awareness of the world through community-based learning, corporate partnerships, and international collaborations. The chapter emphasizes effective methods for evaluating the effectiveness and impact of collaborative activities. It highlights how crucial innovation, knowledge sharing, and international cooperation are to building a sustainable future. Social justice, action-oriented learning, and lifetime professional growth are all components of sustainability education. Institutional barriers, cultural differences, and resource constraints impact these cooperative initiatives. Future generations' perceptions of the Earth can be affected via interdisciplinary collaboration and partnerships.

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Tools for Citizen Engagement in Urban Planning

Cited by 3 publications

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Methods and Challenges of Community Participation Practices in Planning Public Open Spaces: A Review

Methods and Challenges of Community Participation Practices in Planning Public Open Spaces: A Review

Experiencing the future: Evaluating a new framework for the participatory co-design of healthy public spaces using immersive virtual reality

Cross-Disciplinary Collaborations and Partnerships for Sustainability Education

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