Innovative approaches to participatory local area planning
By: Bhaduri, Sanjukkta
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Publisher: New Delhi Institute of Town Planners 2021Edition: Vol.18, Issue 3.Description: 1-14p.Subject(s): ARCHITECTURE EDUCATION (AR-EDU) | Local Area Planning
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ITPI journalSummary: Participatory planning is an urban planning paradigm that emphasizes involving the local
community from the very beginning of the strategic and management processes of urban
planning; or, community- level planning processes. The Participatory Strategic Planning
process is a consensus-building approach that helps a community to join together in
explaining how they would like their community or organization to develop over the
next few years. The participatory planning method has its roots in the United States,
influencing western European countries in the subsequent years. The present process of
Planning in India follows a top down approach which does not allow or encourage public
participation in all the stages thereby making planning process and the plans themself
not in coherence with the needs and aspirations of the local population. The paper
spells out an innovative and an effective approach for Participatory Local Area Planning
through E-Participation.
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Participatory planning is an urban planning paradigm that emphasizes involving the local
community from the very beginning of the strategic and management processes of urban
planning; or, community- level planning processes. The Participatory Strategic Planning
process is a consensus-building approach that helps a community to join together in
explaining how they would like their community or organization to develop over the
next few years. The participatory planning method has its roots in the United States,
influencing western European countries in the subsequent years. The present process of
Planning in India follows a top down approach which does not allow or encourage public
participation in all the stages thereby making planning process and the plans themself
not in coherence with the needs and aspirations of the local population. The paper
spells out an innovative and an effective approach for Participatory Local Area Planning
through E-Participation.
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