Different factors influencing development of settlements – Track2Training
The location, size, and growth of settlements are influenced by a combination of natural, economic, social, political, and technological factors. Understanding these factors is essential for urban planning, infrastructure development,...
our sovereign territory – Harold Jarche
Joan Westenberg promotes the idea of POSSE (publish on your own site & syndicate elsewhere) or what I have called social media’s home base — blogs. This may be just...
Origin and evolution of civic planning – Track2Training
Civic planning, also known as urban planning or city planning, refers to the organized design and regulation of cities, towns, and communities. Its aim is to create functional, aesthetically pleasing,...
The Future of Physical Planning – Track2Training
Physical planning, also called spatial or urban planning, involves organizing land use, infrastructure, and urban growth to create functional, sustainable, and livable environments. As cities face rapid urbanization, climate change,...
Urban problems and rural development issues – Track2Training
India’s rapid population growth, urbanization, and socio-economic disparities have created distinct challenges in urban and rural areas. Planners need to address these problems for sustainable development.
1️⃣ Urban Problems
Urban areas, especially...
Contributions of all leading masters in planning – Track2Training
The evolution of urban and regional planning has been shaped by the vision, innovation, and principles of key masters and pioneers across history. These planners contributed ideas that addressed challenges...
The Need for Policy Intervention – Track2Training
By Devraj Verma
The relationship between land use and transport is one of the most fundamental and dynamic elements shaping urban growth, accessibility, and sustainability. Land use determines where people live,...
Walled Cities and Fortification in Medieval Times – Track2Training
The medieval period, spanning roughly the 5th to 15th centuries CE, witnessed the widespread development of walled cities and fortified settlements across Europe, the Middle East, and parts of Asia....
finds are back – Harold Jarche
On the last Friday of each month I curate some of the observations and insights that were shared on social media. I call these Friday’s Finds. Please ignore last month’s...
Impact on Population and Infrastructure – Track2Training
🏙️ By Dr. Kavita Dehalwar
Migration to urban centers is one of the most significant demographic phenomena of the modern era, reshaping the global landscape and driving unprecedented urbanization. The movement,...
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