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| | + | Land use planning in the context of development cooperation is an iterative process based on the dialogue amongst the all stakeholders aiming to define sustainable land uses in rural areas. It also implies the initiation and monitoring of measures to realize the agreed land uses.<ref name="GTZ">GTZ (1995) Landnutzungsplanung.</ref> |
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| | + | Land use planning creates the preconditions required to achieve a type of land use that is environmentally sustainable, socially just and desirable and economically sound. It thereby activates social processes of decision making and consensus building concerning the utilization and protection of private, communal or public areas.<ref name="GTZ">GTZ (1995) Landnutzungsplanung.</ref> |
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| − | [[Land_Use_Planning_-_Methods,_Strategies_and_Tools|GIZ (1999): Land use planning. Methods, Strategies and Tools.]] | + | <references /> |
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| | + | [[Land Use Planning - Methods, Strategies and Tools|GIZ (1999): Land use planning. Methods, Strategies and Tools.]] |
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| − | [[Land_Use_Planning_-_Briefing_Note|GIZ (2011): Land use planning. Briefing Note.]] | + | [[Land Use Planning - Briefing Note|GIZ (2011): Land use planning. Briefing Note.]] |
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| − | [[Land_Use_Planning_-_Concept,_Tools_and_Application|GIZ (2012): Land use planning. Concept, Tools and Applications.]] | + | [[Land Use Planning - Concept, Tools and Application|GIZ (2012): Land use planning. Concept, Tools and Applications.]] |
Revision as of 09:50, 17 April 2013
Definition
Land use planning in the context of development cooperation is an iterative process based on the dialogue amongst the all stakeholders aiming to define sustainable land uses in rural areas. It also implies the initiation and monitoring of measures to realize the agreed land uses.[1]
Objective
Land use planning creates the preconditions required to achieve a type of land use that is environmentally sustainable, socially just and desirable and economically sound. It thereby activates social processes of decision making and consensus building concerning the utilization and protection of private, communal or public areas.[1]
References and further reading
- ↑ 1.0 1.1 GTZ (1995) Landnutzungsplanung.
GIZ (1999): Land use planning. Methods, Strategies and Tools.
GIZ (2011): Land use planning. Briefing Note.
GIZ (2012): Land use planning. Concept, Tools and Applications.
