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Planning Energy Efficient and Livable Cities
Planning Energy Efficient and Livable Cities
| Title of Document | Planning Energy Efficient and Livable Cities |
| Abstract | This note advises city leaders on how to manage the growth and transformation of urban forms toward an energy efficient and livable path through supportive planning policies, zoning regulations, and design guidelines.
Achieving these outcomes requires concerted efforts by city, regional, and national governments in setting a forward-looking strategic vision, creating an enabling institutional and regulatory framework, exploiting the right mix of regulatory and incentive based tools, and pursuing sustainable infrastructure financing.
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| Original Source | ESMAP |
| Year | 2014 |
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| Language(s) | English |
| Document Type | Case Studies - Behavioral Changes, Energy Management Practices, Incentive Mechanisms, Institutional and Regulatory Frameworks http://www.esmap.org/node/55381 |
| Sector | Urban Planning |
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