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- 3. Urban planning process (simplified) Create plan interests ambitions government residents developers Test plan Evaluate results
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- 9. MapTable in planning process Create plan Test plan Evaluate results interests ambitions government residents developers
- 10. MapTable in planning process Create plan interests ambitions government residents developers Test plan Evaluate results Shared understanding
- 11. Case: Rijnenburg Utrecht 7000 new houses Water and soil Economy Energy Living climate Nature Infrastructure
- 12. Sustainability profile Public transport 2.6 Recreation 10 Energy 10
- 14. Create plan interests ambitions government residents developers Test plan Evaluate results Advantage MapTable Feedback
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