Challenge of Local Responses to Climate Change; Perceptions of Urban Planning Practitioners in Sri Lanka
作者： Pavitra Jayasinghe , C. Chethika Abenayake , P.K S. Mahanama
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关键词: Community awareness 、 Perception 、 Environmental resource management 、 Institutional capacity 、 Public participation 、 Climate change 、 Constraint (mathematics) 、 Political science 、 Sri lanka 、 Urban planning
摘要: This study attempts to explore the key factors influence on integrating climate change adaptation into urban planning at local level with special reference Sri Lankan coastal localities. Based reviewed literature, have been discussed in this paper are (i) Decision making power and legal framework, (ii) Financing other resources, (iii) Access localized knowledge, information technical skills, Institutional capacity (iv) Community awareness perceptions. The has synthesized that constraint integration of responses practice; comparison challenges revealed through comprehending literature perceived by practitioners Lanka.
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