The state of Asian cities 2010/11

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HT384.A78 S797 2011

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9789211322743 (pbk.)
Call Number
HT384.A78 S797 2011
Title
The state of Asian cities 2010/11 / United Nations Human Settlements Programme
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The state of Asian cities...
Imprint
Fukuoka, Japan : United Nations Human Settlements Programme, 2010.
Physical
270 p. : ill., map. ; 28 cm.
Summary
The report throws new light on current issues and challenges which national and local governments, the business sector and organised civil society are facing. On top of putting forward a number of recommendations, this report testifies to the wealth of good, innovative practice that countries of all sizes and development stages have accumulated across the region. It shows us that sustainable human settlements are within reach, and that cooperation between public authorities, the private and the voluntary sectors is the key to success. This report highlights a number of critical issues - demographic and economic trends, poverty and inequality, the environment, climate change and urban governance and management.
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With the compliments of The United Nations Economic and Social Commission for Asia and the Pacific (ESCAP), Library
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