2014
DOI: 10.1016/j.jtrangeo.2014.08.011
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Citizen participation for sustainable transport: the case of “Living City” in Santiago, Chile (1997–2012)

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“…Partnering in the form of public-private partnerships occur to provide specific services "in the realms of public health, development and environment" (Borzel and Risse 2010, p. 120;Healey 2015). Partnering allows collective learning and tackling inequality in place-based projects via new actor collaborations (Devolder and Block 2015) and for seeking resources to sustain the initiative itself (Healey 2015, p. 111;Sagaris 2014).…”
Section: Understanding the Acceleration Dynamics Of Urban Sustainabilmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Partnering in the form of public-private partnerships occur to provide specific services "in the realms of public health, development and environment" (Borzel and Risse 2010, p. 120;Healey 2015). Partnering allows collective learning and tackling inequality in place-based projects via new actor collaborations (Devolder and Block 2015) and for seeking resources to sustain the initiative itself (Healey 2015, p. 111;Sagaris 2014).…”
Section: Understanding the Acceleration Dynamics Of Urban Sustainabilmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Con el apoyo de amistades de habla francesa e inglesa se creó un sitio trilingüe en Geocities, para concitar apoyo en los países de origen de las empresas interesadas en participar en las licitaciones. También hubo un esfuerzo por organizar eventos destinados a sensibilizar a la prensa, revelándose un sesgo fuerte a favor de hablar con los dirigentes del barrio de mayor nivel socioeconómico, Pedro de Valdivia Norte (Sagaris, 2014a).…”
Section: Escuela De Ciudadanía: La Coordinadora No a La Costanera Norteunclassified
“…This input tends to be late in the project development process and may not impact fundamental principles of the project, or how the project links to other parts of the integrated transportation system. Another view for external input from stakeholders is as "citizen planners" capable and willing to enter into the overall process of designing sustainable transportation systems (26). SR 37 plays a critical linkage role in the transportation network around the North San Francisco Bay and raising it onto a causeway would probably be quite expensive.…”
Section: Stakeholder Participation In Adaptive Planningmentioning
confidence: 99%