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Making Micro-Plans: A Community Based Process in Programming and Development by Nabeel Hamdi β€” book cover

Making Micro-Plans: A Community Based Process in Programming and Development

by Reinhart Goethert, Nabeel Hamdi
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Overview

Microplanning is a community-based process which enables local people to prepare and implement programmes for settlement upgrading. Local participants contribute to both the content and structure of programs.

About the Author, Nabeel Hamdi

Nabeel Hamdi is a consultant with a long experience of urban development issues. He is currently Professor Emeritus at Oxford Brookes University. Hamdi has consulted on participatory action planning and the upgrading of slums in cities to all the major international development agencies, and to charities and NGOs worldwide. He is the author of Housing without Houses (IT Publications, 1995), co-author of Making Micro Plans (IT Publications, 1988) and Action Planning for Cities (John Wiley and Sons, 1997) and editor of the collected volume Educating for Real (IT Publications 1996), and Urban Futures (Practical Action Publications 2005).

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Book Details

Published
September 1, 1988
Publisher
Practical Action
Pages
166
Format
Paperback
ISBN
9781853390852

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