Resilient Urbanization: A Systematic Review on Urban Discourse in Pakistan
Urbanization is a common phenomenon in the modern world. It has come with new challenges, especially for developing countries. Such countries, therefore, have to stay ahead in their preparedness efforts to meet these urban issues halfway. Unfortunately, urban residents in Pakistan are living in seri...
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doaj-92bb18c541444e39ae06653c1b6315622020-12-15T00:02:08ZengMDPI AGUrban Science2413-88512020-12-014767610.3390/urbansci4040076Resilient Urbanization: A Systematic Review on Urban Discourse in PakistanLatif Abdul0Tao-fang Yu1Department of Urban Planning, School of Architecture, Tsinghua University, Beijing 100084, ChinaDepartment of Urban Planning, School of Architecture, Tsinghua University, Beijing 100084, ChinaUrbanization is a common phenomenon in the modern world. It has come with new challenges, especially for developing countries. Such countries, therefore, have to stay ahead in their preparedness efforts to meet these urban issues halfway. Unfortunately, urban residents in Pakistan are living in serious social, physical, and economic hardships. Despite being economic engines, cities in Pakistan suffer from stresses like climate change, haphazard and unregulated expansion, housing shortage, and a lack of basic civic amenities. While using systematic review methodology, we collected published and grey data from national and international sources. Literature shows that successive governments in Pakistan gave ample space to urban development in most of the policy documents. However, urban resilience and community engagement were given scant attention. This major gap, both in policy and practice, needs to be bridged to promote resilient and sustainable urbanization in Pakistan.https://www.mdpi.com/2413-8851/4/4/76Pakistansustainabilityurbanizationurban resilienceurban plansurban challenges |
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Resilient Urbanization: A Systematic Review on Urban Discourse in Pakistan |
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Resilient Urbanization: A Systematic Review on Urban Discourse in Pakistan |
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Resilient Urbanization: A Systematic Review on Urban Discourse in Pakistan |
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Urbanization is a common phenomenon in the modern world. It has come with new challenges, especially for developing countries. Such countries, therefore, have to stay ahead in their preparedness efforts to meet these urban issues halfway. Unfortunately, urban residents in Pakistan are living in serious social, physical, and economic hardships. Despite being economic engines, cities in Pakistan suffer from stresses like climate change, haphazard and unregulated expansion, housing shortage, and a lack of basic civic amenities. While using systematic review methodology, we collected published and grey data from national and international sources. Literature shows that successive governments in Pakistan gave ample space to urban development in most of the policy documents. However, urban resilience and community engagement were given scant attention. This major gap, both in policy and practice, needs to be bridged to promote resilient and sustainable urbanization in Pakistan. |
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Pakistan sustainability urbanization urban resilience urban plans urban challenges |
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