Titlebook: New Urban Agenda in Asia-Pacific; Governance for Susta Bharat Dahiya,Ashok Das Book 2020 Springer Nature Singapore Pte Ltd. 2020 Urban Disa

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Urban Policies in Neo-Liberal Indiaion as “missions”—with clearly defined objectives, scopes, timelines, milestones, as well as measurable outcomes and service levels. Most such programmes, however, demonstrated a “big-city bias” and the exclusion of the small urban centres and the poor. The much-acclaimed Smart Cities Mission, for i

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The Changing Role of Regional Organisation of Councils in Australia: Case Studies from Perth Metropolems relating to regional development and sustainable development. This chapter describes the role played by regional organisations of councils in Australia in general, referring to a few case studies from Western Australia.

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Issues in Urban Planning and Policy: The Case Study of Lahore, Pakistanrs, which has no doubt seen some successes, is a tumultuous one. This chapter intends to explore the various efforts made to organize the chaos of a city unsettled by the aftereffects of colonization and the trauma of partition through to the present. All the while, Lahore has been a rapidly sprawli

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Urban Governance Challenges and Reforms in Indonesia: Towards a New Urban Agendagovernance, with a mission to build inclusive, safe, resilient, and sustainable cities. Only time will tell if this set of governance reforms that Indonesia has launched could overcome the persistent challenges to its urban planning practices.

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Financing Local Infrastructure and Public Services: Case of Shaxi Town in Suburban Suzhou, China, construction, and service delivery for small towns in China at different stages of development from the perspective of overall, systemic reform. The findings should be of interest to local officials and planners involved with town planning in China and other developing countries.