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The challenge of environmental management in urban areas
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Aldershot : Ashgate Pub., 1999
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9781840145250
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30000004451914 HT241 C42 1999 Open Access Book Book
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A collection of ground-breaking and thought-provoking papers written by some of the most distinguished, internationally known names in the field of urban sustainability. The experience of urban environmental management is presented from several countries in Africa, Latin America, Europe and Asia. While containing critical analyses, the emphasis is placed on achievements and promising developments of vital importance to local administrators, policy-makers, town planners, academics, environmentalists and students alike.


Table of Contents

Introduction
Policy: Policy and politics in urban environmental management
Creating metropolitan environmental strategies
Issues of inequality in managing water supply in Asian cities
Environmental management in the Cape Metropolitan Area
The National Urban Parks programme in Santiago, Chile
The governance of waste management in African cities
What's health got to do with it? Using environmental health to guide priority-setting towards equitable environmental management in cities
Management: Management of the urban environment
Air pollution in Spo Paulo: the challenge for environmental co-responsibility and innovative crisis management
Sustainable urban development and the urban poor in Rio de Janeiro
Solid waste management in Copenhagen
The social nature of floods in Buenos Aires: rainfall increase or higher vulnerability?
Solid waste management in Colombo
The working group approach to environmental management under the Accra sustainable programme
The development of a systematic approach to urban environmental planning and management in Thailand
Organization and Politics: Organization and politics in urban environmental management
Beyond the myths of the new environmental localism
Local-international partnerships in metropolitan environmental management: Latin American experiences
The local agenda 21 process in the United Kingdom: lessons for policy and practice in stakeholder participation
Negotiating the local-central government relationship: experience from flood hazard management
Decentralization, local autonomy and metropolitan influence: the case of Salvador, Brazil
Controversy over the preservation of a metropolitan area's fresh water reservoirs: legal instruments and the politics of environmental management in Istanbul, Turkey
research-management as an approach to solving environmental conflicts in metropolitan areas: a case study of the Manizales-Villamaria Conurbation, Columbia
Community based environmental management in urban Tanzania.
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