Are we doing the right thing? Critical questioning for city sanitation planning ISF-UTS, SNV (2016)

Cities are clear examples of complex and rapidly changing systems, particularly in countries where urban population growth and economic development continue apace, and where the socio-political context strongly influences the directions taken. The concept of double-loop learning can be usefully applied to city sanitation planning. This paper prompts practitioners, policy-makers and development agencies to reflect on their approaches to city sanitation planning and the assumptions that underlie them.

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ISF-UTS, SNV (2016). Are we doing the right thing? Critical questioning for city sanitation planning Institute for Sustainable Futures - University of Technology, Sydney

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Are we doing the right thing? Critical questioning for city sanitation planning

Published in: 2016
Pages: 40

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Institute for Sustainable Futures - University of Technology, Sydney

Author(s):
ISF-UTS, SNV

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Institute for Sustainable Futures - University of Technology Sydney

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