With the development of urbanization and industrialization in China, the level of city economics is improved constantly, the contradiction between limited supply of land resource and unlimited demand of economics becomes more and more extruded (Sun 2012) Regional economic development differences are expanding as well, which is restricted the sustainable development of land economics. Land economic density is an important index to measure the land utilization efficiency and urban economic development
This leads to a challenge of comprehensive development of physical, institutional, social and economic infrastructure. Since all these are important in improving the quality of life of the citizens living in the cities. Thus Smart Cities Mission focuses on development of smart cities pan-India to enable economic growth and improving the quality
2.1 Introduction A study of urban park design on users’ attachment plays an important role for enabling social interaction and fostering community development (Nassar, 2014). The understanding in design development of urban park layout and planning may consider users need will contribute to the encouragement and stimulating social cohesion. The chapter highlights the information of design planning of urban parks for users’ attachment helps in improving social interaction. In other words, this
Focusing on the problems of existing mega-cities is only a stop-gap solution. The argument is that in the present mode of development, the countryside has been largely neglected as cities become 'the exclusive focus of development,' compelling those in the rural areas to migrate to the city in search of better opportunities. This has resulted in a massive population explosion in most cities in the developing world, which
provides the framework for the current land use planning system. Local authorities are automatically a local planning authority (LPA) uses power and planning tools provided by the law to carry out the role of developing and controlling development in the area (Chua & Deguchi, 2008). The development plan involves the design structure and local plan provides for a mechanism to deal with strategic issues and sub-regional framework for the management of detailed land use changes (Meyfroidt, et al., 2013)
CHAPTER 1: DEFINITION OF DESERTIFICATION Desertification is the process of converting of agricultural land to the production of many arid lands are useless plant and animal life, and that due to two main factors of climate change or human environment brutally treated. So the land become dry and barren, thus land will not suitable for the population to live and not suitable for the plant and agriculture to live because the cracks appear on the surface salts. It briefly turning land that was the
caring plays an important role in achieving sustainable development goals. I will further reflect on the argument in my first assignment, which is also part of my journal entry, on the need to have sustainable development understood by the common man in order to attract positive action. Before I go further, it is important to understand what care means. Drawing from the free Dictionary by Farlex, Care is defined using a number of
be understood how Crevecoeur goes about demonstrating this. In the excerpt, Crevecoeur organizes the relationship between people and land into three categories. The first category is land near the ocean, the second interior land far from the coast, and finally comes land so far inland, that it qualifies as frontier territory. For Crevecoeur, each category of land has a distinct environment, which shapes the
Introduction: This paper begins with the deconstruction of the concept of “nation building” and how it differs from “national development” and “sate building”. The differences between these terms are reviewed by comparing previous scholarly works. We shall also look at how the notion of “nation building” in India has differed from its Western equivalent. The paper covers a period of seventeen post-independence years (1947-1964) due to the fact that these were the years of Jawaharlal Nehru’s tenure
The Land Acquisition Act (LAA) 1894 had provided grounds for all government acquisition of land for public purposes. The first land acquisition law was accomplished in 1824 during the British raj; this law underwent several changes and evolved as LAA in 1894. After Independence the Government of India adopted LAA 1894. The law was placed in the concurrent list i.e., both Centre and State could make laws governing land acquisition. However, in case of a conflict between the central and state law