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This report reviews the use of indicators in planning practice and explores their relationship to citizen participation, quality of life, and sustainability. It summarizes the types and scale of indicators and describes how to identify, select, and develop indicators that are appropriate for a particular community. Rural and urban examples show how planners have used indicators in their practice. Includes an annotated list of resources and web links.
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1 edition- Other · English · 2003American Planning Association · 46 pages · 9781884829925
Economic development projectsSustainable developmentSocial aspectsSocial aspects of Economic developmentSocial indicatorsEconomic developmentCommunity developmentEconomic indicators