A better zoning system for South Africa?

Nel, Verna

doi:10.1016/j.landusepol.2016.04.007

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“…In this context, spatial development controls have been conducted around the world. Their performance depends on various factors, including planning ability (Gurran et al 2015), institutional capacity, land administration (Nel 2016a), and the need for community participation (Baics and Meisterlin 2016). It also promotes functional and integrated human settlements, maximizes resource efficiency, and elevates regional identity and a place's unique character (Yudono 2018).…”

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Discovering Spatial Development Control For Indonesia: A Systematic Literature Review

Utami

Mizuno

Hasibuan

et al. 2023

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As a developing country, Indonesia is experiencing rapid growth, necessitating the use of development-control instruments to achieve sustainable development. Furthermore, information about land reform implementation in Indonesia can only be found in academic journals written in Indonesian. As a result, determining the appropriate development-control model in Indonesia is critical. The appropriate concepts and development-control tools for Indonesia are discovered by reviewing papers that implement development control globally and the state of development-control implementation locally in Indonesia. However, by presenting the concept of controlling spatial development—beginning with defining development control, then capturing its typologies globally, and finally discussing the implementation condition in Indonesia—the model can also be adopted in countries with a similar planning system. The main gaps and challenges in implementing spatial development-control tools in Indonesia were identified in the final section of this article. In the meantime, a regulatory zoning system would be successful, but a discretionary system that includes economic development opportunities can be considered by strengthening human resources and institutions. The three elements in development control are spatial planning, land development, and regulation. Furthermore, the community’s successful traditional spatial development control can be incorporated into the existing control regulations.

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Discovering Spatial Development Control For Indonesia: A Systematic Literature Review

Utami

Mizuno

Hasibuan

et al. 2023

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“…Balanced spatial distribution of resources is one of the most important indicators of social justice, although spatial justice is not a substitution for social justice [ 1 , 3 ]. The emphasis is on redressing the exclusion and advancing the inclusion of poverty-stricken and low-income groups in spatial development processes [ 1 , 7 , 8 ].…”

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Evaluating the access of slum residents to healthcare centers in Kermanshah Metropolis, Iran (1996–2016): A spatial justice analysis

Zanganeh

Ziapour

Naderlou

et al. 2023

Heliyon

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“…As a managemental foundation of spatial planning and optimal allocation of territorial space, zoning is a fundamental cornerstone for coordinating resources, standardizing land development, protecting ecosystems, and formulating reasonable planning policies for territorial space [12][13][14][15]. Geographers believe in the idea of local condition-based adjusting and regulation during land exploitation and sustainable development, which can be embodied and implemented with the help of the classic approach, i.e., zoning [16][17][18]. Sustainable land use means a reflection on the proportionate portfolio of cross dimensions including social, economic, and environmental services generated from the land uses in some certain territorial space [19].…”

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A New Approach for Multifunctional Zoning of Territorial Space: The Panxi Area of the Upper Yangtze River in China Case Study

Zhang

Liu

Chang³

2019

Sustainability

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Multifunctional zoning is the primary basis for developing differentiated spatial planning systems and management policies of territorial spaces. The purpose of the paper is to generate an integrated multifunctional zoning scheme of the territorial space in Panxi by employing the functional significance assessment funded on the niche theory and its measurement models, in order to benefit the high efficiency land utilization and other socioeconomic development initiatives, such as the industrial poverty alleviation and mountainous urbanization in the regional scale. In this paper, the six main functions of territorial space were selected and the corresponding index systems were established for the Panxi Area. First, the significances of six territorial functions were evaluated using two niche models. Second, the K-means clustering method was employed to cluster the functional significance grades, acquiring the integrated multifunctional zoning scheme after qualitative adjustment. The results showed that the spatial distribution characteristics of the functional significance for territorial spaces were different. Prominent regions with higher functional significance of agricultural production were concentrated in the vicinity of the Anning River Basin. The distributions of higher significance for industrial development and mineral resources supply functions were correlated with the overall economic development in the Panxi Area. The regions with higher functional significance for tourism & leisure showed advantages on tourist attractions’ quality. The regions with higher significance for habitat service and ecosystem services functions presented advantages on good livability and ecological conditions. The integrated multifunctional zoning scheme for territorial space was highly in consistence with the Major Function Oriented Zoning of Sichuan Province and the “Thirteen Five” Development Plan for Panxi Economic Zone. Generally, the results indicated the rationality and feasibility of the research method, which provides a theoretical basis for coordinating and shaping the structure and pattern of territorial spaces, especially in the mountainous environment with distinct geographical as well as functional differences.

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A better zoning system for South Africa?

Cited by 21 publications

References 39 publications

Discovering Spatial Development Control For Indonesia: A Systematic Literature Review

Discovering Spatial Development Control For Indonesia: A Systematic Literature Review

Evaluating the access of slum residents to healthcare centers in Kermanshah Metropolis, Iran (1996–2016): A spatial justice analysis

A New Approach for Multifunctional Zoning of Territorial Space: The Panxi Area of the Upper Yangtze River in China Case Study

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