Meanings of spatial planning in anglès

Travel distances are long because of apartheid spatial planning and low densities.

SWDC's long term and spatial planning engagement programme is open now.

An important chapter looks at a relatively new tool called marine spatial planning.

Balanced regional development and spatial planning was promised during the general election campaign.

She said that COVID-19 had highlighted the shortcomings of spatial planning.

Robust spatial planning was needed to help facilitate similar input for a Marsden Point-Auckland corridor.

Marine spatial planning is required to ensure that the conservation of these habitats is achieved.

You can build a new city to deal with Apartheid spatial planning and bring spatial justice.

There had also been too little spatial planning in and around growing urban areas, he said.

Innes said Local Government New Zealand had been working on spatial planning over the last six years.

Unfortunately, Cape Town still remains a bastion of spatial planning, a wound inflicted during the segregated apartheid regime.

An extension of the Maboneng Precinct The redevelopment plan, according to Mogashoa, is aimed at redressing issues caused by apartheid's spatial planning.

The concept of zoning introduced in the early 20th century aimed to improve health through better spatial planning, land-use mix and transportation infrastructure.

In Scotland this issue has already been addressed and spatial planning guidance is available on the responsible location of wind turbines on peatlands.

A key feature of its management efforts also focusses on managing where future housing and other development will be located through spatial planning.

Cost effectiveness can increase up to 13-fold when spatial allocation is optimized using our multicriteria approach, which highlights the importance of spatial planning.