Gender mainstreaming and participative planning for sustainable land management

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Gender mainstreaming and participative planning for sustainable land management. / Evers, Mariele; Hofmeister, Sabine.

in: Journal of Environmental Planning and Management, Jahrgang 54, Nr. 10, 12.2011, S. 1315-1329.

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title = "Gender mainstreaming and participative planning for sustainable land management",
abstract = "This contribution outlines the potential of the category of gender in critical analyses of land use policy and the perspectives it offers for the development of conceptual strategies for sustainable land management. It illustrates gender mainstreaming in urban development approaches, thus showing the potential for enhancing the quality of planning and the reduction of land consumption. The paper goes on to discuss the potential for extended and differentiated communication and participation within participative planning support systems. A major point of discussion is the constraints of computing formalisations and the means of developing software systems for planning support systems (PSS) for participative planning approaches.",
keywords = "Gender and Diversity, Gender mainstreaming, Environmental planning, nachhaltige Raumentwicklung, Participative planning, Sustainability Science, Socio-technical instruments",
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