You are given a task by the mayor of your hometown to evaluate and give suggestion on how to plan the town in accordance with Local Agenda 21. Write a brief report on your evaluation and suggestion.
Kasahun Wakoya Nikusa has over 18 years of experience in managerial positions within the Ethiopian government and agricultural sector. He currently works as a senior economic analyst and director for the Ministry of Environment, Forest and Climate Change, where his responsibilities include preparing state of environment reports and national communication reports for UNFCCC. Previously he held positions as general manager of an agricultural cooperative federation and department head of natural resource management for a district agricultural office. He has a BSc in Agricultural Economics and is pursuing an MBA.
Government Programmes and Schemes For Rural DevelopmentDignesh Panchasara
The document discusses government programs and schemes for rural development in India. It outlines several key programs run by the Ministry of Rural Development, including the Mahatma Gandhi National Rural Employment Guarantee Act, Pradhan Mantri Gram Sadak Yojana rural roads program, and Aajeevika National Rural Livelihoods Mission. It also provides budget figures for the Ministry of Rural Development for 2014-2015 and 2015-2016, with most funds going to programs focused on employment, rural housing, and rural infrastructure development. The document concludes that the government is implementing many programs to reduce poverty, generate employment, and improve standards of living in rural areas through initiatives like building roads, housing, healthcare, and job programs.
Real project plpbk gampong meunasah intanCut Rani R
The document provides background information on a community-based development environment setup program (PLP-BK) being implemented in Meunasah Intan Village. It discusses the village's existing conditions including its administrative boundaries, topography, hydrology, climate, population, land use, housing, and infrastructure. It analyzes the village's demographic characteristics, spatial structure, potential issues and needs including for worship facilities, education, health care, commerce, housing, roads/drainage, water/sanitation, and waste management. The goal of the program is to create a harmonious, healthy, and sustainable community through participatory planning and development.
B Sc Agri II Agricultural Extansion Unit 2 Agricultural Development ProgrammesRai University
The document discusses several agricultural development projects and programs in India after independence:
1. The Firka Development Project (1946) aimed to develop rural areas through improvements to villages like education, economy, sanitation, and making people self-reliant. It was later expanded to more villages.
2. The Etawah Pilot Project (1947) introduced rural reconstruction work and improved agricultural technologies. It proved villagers were capable of improvement.
3. The Nelokheri Experiment (1948) rehabilitated displaced people and integrated surrounding villages, providing services like schools, farms, and industries.
4. The Community Development Programme (1952) aimed for overall rural development through projects in agriculture,
The Pradhan Mantri Adarsh Gram Yojana (PMAGY) is a rural development program launched by the Indian government in 2009-2010. It aims to develop villages with over 50% scheduled caste populations by converging central and state schemes. The plan aims to build "Model Villages" with adequate infrastructure and facilities to meet peoples' minimum needs and enable residents to utilize their full potential. Initially, 1000 villages in 5 states were selected as pilot projects, with ₹1 million allocated annually per village.
AGRICULTURE AND RURAL DEVELOPMENT PROGRAMMEROHANRohan23
This document discusses several key rural development programs and schemes run by the Indian government. It begins with providing context on the importance of agriculture and rural development in India given that a majority of the population lives in rural areas and depends on agriculture. It then summarizes the objectives and key aspects of various central government schemes related to rural employment guarantee, rural connectivity, education, health, livelihoods, social security, housing and rural infrastructure development. The overall aim of these schemes is to improve livelihood opportunities and quality of life in rural India.
Rural Infrastructure development and Technology misssionsYajush Sonar
This document provides an overview of rural development policies, schemes, and programs in India. It discusses key central government policies related to land, technology, agriculture, employment, education, and institutions. It outlines major rural development schemes implemented across sectors like housing, roads, livelihoods, and sanitation. It also summarizes key technology and rural employment programs launched by the government. The document concludes with a bibliography of reference materials used for the research.
Kasahun Wakoya Nikusa has over 18 years of experience in managerial positions within the Ethiopian government and agricultural sector. He currently works as a senior economic analyst and director for the Ministry of Environment, Forest and Climate Change, where his responsibilities include preparing state of environment reports and national communication reports for UNFCCC. Previously he held positions as general manager of an agricultural cooperative federation and department head of natural resource management for a district agricultural office. He has a BSc in Agricultural Economics and is pursuing an MBA.
Government Programmes and Schemes For Rural DevelopmentDignesh Panchasara
The document discusses government programs and schemes for rural development in India. It outlines several key programs run by the Ministry of Rural Development, including the Mahatma Gandhi National Rural Employment Guarantee Act, Pradhan Mantri Gram Sadak Yojana rural roads program, and Aajeevika National Rural Livelihoods Mission. It also provides budget figures for the Ministry of Rural Development for 2014-2015 and 2015-2016, with most funds going to programs focused on employment, rural housing, and rural infrastructure development. The document concludes that the government is implementing many programs to reduce poverty, generate employment, and improve standards of living in rural areas through initiatives like building roads, housing, healthcare, and job programs.
Real project plpbk gampong meunasah intanCut Rani R
The document provides background information on a community-based development environment setup program (PLP-BK) being implemented in Meunasah Intan Village. It discusses the village's existing conditions including its administrative boundaries, topography, hydrology, climate, population, land use, housing, and infrastructure. It analyzes the village's demographic characteristics, spatial structure, potential issues and needs including for worship facilities, education, health care, commerce, housing, roads/drainage, water/sanitation, and waste management. The goal of the program is to create a harmonious, healthy, and sustainable community through participatory planning and development.
B Sc Agri II Agricultural Extansion Unit 2 Agricultural Development ProgrammesRai University
The document discusses several agricultural development projects and programs in India after independence:
1. The Firka Development Project (1946) aimed to develop rural areas through improvements to villages like education, economy, sanitation, and making people self-reliant. It was later expanded to more villages.
2. The Etawah Pilot Project (1947) introduced rural reconstruction work and improved agricultural technologies. It proved villagers were capable of improvement.
3. The Nelokheri Experiment (1948) rehabilitated displaced people and integrated surrounding villages, providing services like schools, farms, and industries.
4. The Community Development Programme (1952) aimed for overall rural development through projects in agriculture,
The Pradhan Mantri Adarsh Gram Yojana (PMAGY) is a rural development program launched by the Indian government in 2009-2010. It aims to develop villages with over 50% scheduled caste populations by converging central and state schemes. The plan aims to build "Model Villages" with adequate infrastructure and facilities to meet peoples' minimum needs and enable residents to utilize their full potential. Initially, 1000 villages in 5 states were selected as pilot projects, with ₹1 million allocated annually per village.
AGRICULTURE AND RURAL DEVELOPMENT PROGRAMMEROHANRohan23
This document discusses several key rural development programs and schemes run by the Indian government. It begins with providing context on the importance of agriculture and rural development in India given that a majority of the population lives in rural areas and depends on agriculture. It then summarizes the objectives and key aspects of various central government schemes related to rural employment guarantee, rural connectivity, education, health, livelihoods, social security, housing and rural infrastructure development. The overall aim of these schemes is to improve livelihood opportunities and quality of life in rural India.
Rural Infrastructure development and Technology misssionsYajush Sonar
This document provides an overview of rural development policies, schemes, and programs in India. It discusses key central government policies related to land, technology, agriculture, employment, education, and institutions. It outlines major rural development schemes implemented across sectors like housing, roads, livelihoods, and sanitation. It also summarizes key technology and rural employment programs launched by the government. The document concludes with a bibliography of reference materials used for the research.
My Hometown Sustainability - Kuala LipisSyafina Auni
Kuala Lipis has pursued sustainable urban development as its population has grown slowly over the past decades. It maintains a small population and slow pace of development, which allows it to preserve natural habitats and biodiversity. This also helps control pollution and greenhouse gas emissions while supporting a balanced ecological footprint. Residents benefit from the clean air and green spaces. However, the document notes that waste recycling awareness needs improvement and public transportation options are limited. Overall, Kuala Lipis has balanced human needs with environmental protection to pursue a moderately sustainable path of development.
This report provides recommendations for improving sustainability in the hometown based on Local Agenda 21 principles. It suggests enhancing the education system to focus on lifelong learning and applications. It also recommends improving job opportunities by supporting business and export industries to increase economic growth. Additionally, it advises enhancing public transportation by adding more routes and reducing commute times to lessen traffic and environmental impact. The report stresses the importance of green building practices and optimizing power, water, and park resources to conserve the environment.
Ketereh is a small district located 20 minutes from Kota Baharu in the state of Kelantan, Malaysia. It has an area of 204.94 square kilometers and gets its name from the many cashew trees that were historically present. The population of Ketereh has grown steadily to over 145,000 people as of 2007, consisting primarily of Malay Muslims. Ketereh has good air quality compared to Kota Baharu due to a lack of heavy industry and abundant green space. It also has biodiversity with forests and fertile land supporting agriculture like paddy and rubber. Solid waste management and recycling services are provided to residents of Ketereh.
Tumpat is a small district in Kelantan, Malaysia located 15km from the state capital of Kota Bharu. It has a population of over 143,000 people that is growing each year. The district has a tropical climate and relies on agriculture, fisheries, and small businesses for its economic base. Tumpat aims to develop sustainably by managing its air and water quality, waste, biodiversity, and promoting recycling while also providing education, healthcare, transportation and green spaces for residents.
Kota Bharu is the state capital and royal seat of Kelantan located in northeast Malaysia. It has a population of over 491,000 people within an area of 394 square kilometers. The population is overwhelmingly Malay Muslim, with a Chinese minority presence compared to other parts of Kelantan. The document discusses sustainability factors in Kota Bharu related to population growth, air quality, biodiversity, waste and recycling, eco footprint, climate change, green space, and transportation. Key industries include tourism focused on local cuisine like Nasi Kerabu and Nasi Dagang Kelantan.
Rawang is a town in Selangor, Malaysia that has experienced rapid population growth and urban development. Several issues threaten its sustainability, including air and water pollution from industries, low biodiversity as an urban area, and a large ecological footprint. However, Rawang has public transportation via rail and bus, numerous schools, clinics, green spaces, and a diverse economy providing jobs in industry, production, and construction. Overall sustainability could be improved through better management of pollution, waste, and natural resource use.
Pasir Mas is a district located in Kelantan, Malaysia. It covers an area of 577.52 square kilometers and has a population of over 206,000 people. The district is divided into 10 sub-districts and borders Tumpat, Tanah Merah, Kota Bharu, and Thailand. While the population and development have increased over time, the district maintains green spaces through rice fields and rubber estates. Public transportation connects residents within and between districts, and the economy provides average employment while developing new areas.
The document provides an evaluation and suggestions for planning a town in accordance with Local Agenda 21. It summarizes that the quality of life in Kota Bharu is high but can be improved through better environmental health. It suggests reducing greenhouse gas emissions, improving transportation options, and increasing social progress and employment opportunities to maintain economic growth. The document also notes the town's high waste generation and low recycling rates, and suggests increasing recycling centers and promoting reduction, reuse, and recovery to improve natural resource use.
The document provides an evaluation and suggestions for planning a town in accordance with Local Agenda 21. It summarizes that the quality of life in Kota Bharu is high but can be improved through better environmental health. It suggests reducing greenhouse gas emissions, improving transportation options, and increasing economic growth and job opportunities. Maintaining social progress by improving skills, health, and reducing crime is also recommended. Increasing recycling efforts and centers is suggested to improve prudent use of natural resources.
1. The document discusses a report evaluating and providing suggestions for sustainable urban planning in accordance with Local Agenda 21 for the mayor of the hometown.
2. Local Agenda 21 aims to implement sustainable development at the local level through partnerships between local governments and communities to guide long-term strategic planning.
3. The report provides an evaluation and suggestions on maintaining economic growth and employment, increasing social progress, effectively protecting the environment, prudently using natural resources, and improving quality of life in the hometown in line with Local Agenda 21 goals.
The document proposes a plan for sustainable development in Kajang, Malaysia to address issues like traffic congestion, flooding, and lack of developable land. The plan aims to (1) maintain economic growth and employment, (2) establish social progress, (3) protect the environment, and (4) use natural resources prudently. It proposes developing Kajang's economy, improving social quality of life, protecting the environment, integrating transportation and development through public transit expansion and pedestrian/cyclist infrastructure, and minimizing environmental impacts of increased travel demands.
This document summarizes a sustainable city planning project for Kajang, Malaysia. It discusses the current state of Kajang, including its population growth, landmarks, and existing developments. It outlines the goals of ensuring a natural environment, good transportation systems, and enhanced living environment while conserving land. Specific plans proposed include locating public transit stations nearer to the city, constructing bus stations, providing separate lanes for public transportation, improving waste management through recycling centers, and enhancing pedestrian and bicycle access.
This document provides an introduction and overview for a sustainable city planning project in Kajang, Malaysia. It discusses the following key points in 3 sentences:
Kajang is a growing town located near Kuala Lumpur that needs sustainable planning to address issues of rapid population growth, pollution, and traffic congestion. The project will plan transportation solutions, minimize environmental impact, and ensure access and quality of life. It will also address landscape preservation, renewable energy, air quality, drainage, and development near the Langat River Basin.
Malaysian government's agenda in moving towards emergence of Mega-cities, Meg...Puni Hariaratnam
1) One of the major trends discussed is rapid urbanization and the emergence of mega-cities, mega-regions, and mega-corridors stretching up to 40 miles from city centers.
2) There is a discussion of balancing economic development, human development, and environmental legal protection in Malaysia's government agenda as it moves towards this trend of urbanization.
3) Challenges in implementing environmental protection in Malaysia include prioritizing economic development over sustainability, lack of coordination between government agencies, and lack of resources such as funding and expertise. Public participation is important for successful implementation.
Rural entrepreneurship plays an important role in India's economic development. However, rural entrepreneurs face many challenges such as lack of access to capital, lack of education and technical skills, and lack of marketing support. They also lack confidence and face socio-economic barriers. Strengthening rural entrepreneurship through improved access to training programs, financial assistance, and exposure could help address poverty and backwardness in rural areas and accelerate rural development. Addressing the challenges faced by rural entrepreneurs is important for inclusive economic growth in India.
The document is a report evaluating how to plan a hometown in accordance with Local Agenda 21. It identifies six key elements of Local Agenda 21 and evaluates each element for the hometown. Suggestions are provided to improve the elements, such as updating administration systems, promoting non-vehicle transportation, encouraging public participation, and strengthening partnerships between organizations. The overall goal is to plan sustainable urban development that meets current needs without compromising future generations.
Annual C.S.R Project Completion Report 2019-20 of the various CSR Initiative conducted in Government Schools and "Community Outreach Programme" in Nelamangala Taluk, Karnataka, India for the underserved community. http://www.trinitycarefoundation.com/csr/
To manage or implement Corporate social responsibility (CSR) Programs/Projects for your company, write to us - ( support@trinitycarefoundation.org )
You are given a task by the mayor of your hometown to evaluate and give suggestion on how to plan the town in accordance with Local Agenda 21. Write a brief report on your evaluation and suggestion.
Community welfare is one of the ultimate goals that is expected by each region. Various efforts have been designed and implemented by the local government to increase the growth for the region itself and subsequently are expected to have a positive impact on the welfare of the community. One of the efforts made by the regional government in the discussions carried out with the implementation of development. This study aims to study the role of the government in CSR implementation programs that have an impact on people's welfare significantly. This research was conducted by using quantitative research methods and using path analysis. The results of the study show that the government rules and implementation of CSR programs are able to improve the welfare of the community of Kampung Warna-Warni Jodipan, Malang.
Developing the Local Development Roadmap: Processes, Challenges and StatusWBKDC
This document outlines the process of developing the local development roadmap and executive-legislative agenda for Dumaguete City from 2014-2016. It establishes a vision for sustainable development and accountable leadership. The goals are to promote education, business, infrastructure, access to services, transparency, environmental protection and land use. The agenda was created through a participatory process involving stakeholders to identify and program 3-year priorities based on research and existing plans.
Islamic Education On Regional Autonomy (Case Study of Managerial and Financia...inventionjournals
This study aims to know the managerial functionalization of Langkat Regency government towards Islamic educational institutions, Langkat Regency government financial policy towards Islamic educational institutions, Langkat Regency government programs overcome the obstacles that faced by Islamic educational institutions and models to improve the Islamic education that conducted by Langkat Regency Government. This research uses qualitative approach through Case Study model design. Data collection techniques were conducted through: (1) interviews, (2) participant observation, (3) documentation study, and (4) reference investigation. Informants were taken by purposive sampling technique and then combined with snowball sampling. Data is processed using Miles and Huberman model, that are through three steps, the first is data reduction, the second is presenting the data, and the third is withdrawal or verification conclusion. The result of the research shows that the managerial functionalization of Langkat Regency Government towards Islamic educational institution is done by 4 (four) activities: planning with steps that is identify problem, formulate the purpose, assess the benefit, set the target goal, and followed by a form of planning; resource management, curriculum development and coaching of madrasah personnel to achieve the planning targets, organizing with job description activities, developing working hours, and developing working mechanisms with unity targets in integrity, carrying out activities with resource management, accountability, personnel guidance, development of education planning according to target of implementation target, and conduct supervision; preliminary supervision, supervision of the implementation of activities, monitoring of feedback on target implementation targets. Langkat Regency Government’s financial policy towards Islamic Educational institution by conducting financial assistance from regional APBD each year. The obstacles of the Islamic Educational institution to regional autonomy are the lack of Preparation from Islamic Education Resources, the socialization of the Regional Autonomy Policy is done only temporarily. Langkat Regency Government program in overcoming obstacles in improving the quality of Islamic Educational Institution conducted in synergy with the government of the Ministry of Religious Affairs in Langkat Regency.
Family Empowerment through Family Planning Village in Effort to Increase KKBP...inventionjournals
The slow decline of fertility rates (TFR) and weakening the program of Population, Family Planning and Family Development (KKBPK) is happened at field level. It very need innovation program for KKBPK Program Strengthening year 2015-2019 to leverage target achievement and enlarge the scope of KKBPK at all level in East Java Province through Program of Family Planning Village. Family Planning Village was designed as community empowerment efforts of management program of family planning. These activities are managed based on principle from, with and for community itself, the end is the society development. Government only gives stimulation and mentoring, the rest is society responsibility. This study uses qualitative approach by applying the stages of operational research in order to evaluate the success of intervention program of Family Planning Village in Bondowoso and Bangkalan regency. The research purpose is to explain the KKBPK program achievement and other programs related to create high quality small family. The research results show that the success of Family Planning Village is largely determined by people's active participation in various levels, programs intervention, funds, facilities, infrastructure, KIE, advocacy and mobilization of Local Apparatus Work Unit of Family Planning (SKPDKB) and across sectors with final target of culture movement collectively and continuously. Family Planning Village can be regarded as a public initiative, not just a government program. Regent has important role together Working Group of District/City by involving parliament members together to manage intervention program in Family Planning Village as well as to maintain program continuity. Assistance is needed to implement KKBPK program at field and "Skill" training for UPPKS group and other Poktan as well as budget provision to support of advocacy, KIE and mobilization in Family Planning Village region.
My Hometown Sustainability - Kuala LipisSyafina Auni
Kuala Lipis has pursued sustainable urban development as its population has grown slowly over the past decades. It maintains a small population and slow pace of development, which allows it to preserve natural habitats and biodiversity. This also helps control pollution and greenhouse gas emissions while supporting a balanced ecological footprint. Residents benefit from the clean air and green spaces. However, the document notes that waste recycling awareness needs improvement and public transportation options are limited. Overall, Kuala Lipis has balanced human needs with environmental protection to pursue a moderately sustainable path of development.
This report provides recommendations for improving sustainability in the hometown based on Local Agenda 21 principles. It suggests enhancing the education system to focus on lifelong learning and applications. It also recommends improving job opportunities by supporting business and export industries to increase economic growth. Additionally, it advises enhancing public transportation by adding more routes and reducing commute times to lessen traffic and environmental impact. The report stresses the importance of green building practices and optimizing power, water, and park resources to conserve the environment.
Ketereh is a small district located 20 minutes from Kota Baharu in the state of Kelantan, Malaysia. It has an area of 204.94 square kilometers and gets its name from the many cashew trees that were historically present. The population of Ketereh has grown steadily to over 145,000 people as of 2007, consisting primarily of Malay Muslims. Ketereh has good air quality compared to Kota Baharu due to a lack of heavy industry and abundant green space. It also has biodiversity with forests and fertile land supporting agriculture like paddy and rubber. Solid waste management and recycling services are provided to residents of Ketereh.
Tumpat is a small district in Kelantan, Malaysia located 15km from the state capital of Kota Bharu. It has a population of over 143,000 people that is growing each year. The district has a tropical climate and relies on agriculture, fisheries, and small businesses for its economic base. Tumpat aims to develop sustainably by managing its air and water quality, waste, biodiversity, and promoting recycling while also providing education, healthcare, transportation and green spaces for residents.
Kota Bharu is the state capital and royal seat of Kelantan located in northeast Malaysia. It has a population of over 491,000 people within an area of 394 square kilometers. The population is overwhelmingly Malay Muslim, with a Chinese minority presence compared to other parts of Kelantan. The document discusses sustainability factors in Kota Bharu related to population growth, air quality, biodiversity, waste and recycling, eco footprint, climate change, green space, and transportation. Key industries include tourism focused on local cuisine like Nasi Kerabu and Nasi Dagang Kelantan.
Rawang is a town in Selangor, Malaysia that has experienced rapid population growth and urban development. Several issues threaten its sustainability, including air and water pollution from industries, low biodiversity as an urban area, and a large ecological footprint. However, Rawang has public transportation via rail and bus, numerous schools, clinics, green spaces, and a diverse economy providing jobs in industry, production, and construction. Overall sustainability could be improved through better management of pollution, waste, and natural resource use.
Pasir Mas is a district located in Kelantan, Malaysia. It covers an area of 577.52 square kilometers and has a population of over 206,000 people. The district is divided into 10 sub-districts and borders Tumpat, Tanah Merah, Kota Bharu, and Thailand. While the population and development have increased over time, the district maintains green spaces through rice fields and rubber estates. Public transportation connects residents within and between districts, and the economy provides average employment while developing new areas.
The document provides an evaluation and suggestions for planning a town in accordance with Local Agenda 21. It summarizes that the quality of life in Kota Bharu is high but can be improved through better environmental health. It suggests reducing greenhouse gas emissions, improving transportation options, and increasing social progress and employment opportunities to maintain economic growth. The document also notes the town's high waste generation and low recycling rates, and suggests increasing recycling centers and promoting reduction, reuse, and recovery to improve natural resource use.
The document provides an evaluation and suggestions for planning a town in accordance with Local Agenda 21. It summarizes that the quality of life in Kota Bharu is high but can be improved through better environmental health. It suggests reducing greenhouse gas emissions, improving transportation options, and increasing economic growth and job opportunities. Maintaining social progress by improving skills, health, and reducing crime is also recommended. Increasing recycling efforts and centers is suggested to improve prudent use of natural resources.
1. The document discusses a report evaluating and providing suggestions for sustainable urban planning in accordance with Local Agenda 21 for the mayor of the hometown.
2. Local Agenda 21 aims to implement sustainable development at the local level through partnerships between local governments and communities to guide long-term strategic planning.
3. The report provides an evaluation and suggestions on maintaining economic growth and employment, increasing social progress, effectively protecting the environment, prudently using natural resources, and improving quality of life in the hometown in line with Local Agenda 21 goals.
The document proposes a plan for sustainable development in Kajang, Malaysia to address issues like traffic congestion, flooding, and lack of developable land. The plan aims to (1) maintain economic growth and employment, (2) establish social progress, (3) protect the environment, and (4) use natural resources prudently. It proposes developing Kajang's economy, improving social quality of life, protecting the environment, integrating transportation and development through public transit expansion and pedestrian/cyclist infrastructure, and minimizing environmental impacts of increased travel demands.
This document summarizes a sustainable city planning project for Kajang, Malaysia. It discusses the current state of Kajang, including its population growth, landmarks, and existing developments. It outlines the goals of ensuring a natural environment, good transportation systems, and enhanced living environment while conserving land. Specific plans proposed include locating public transit stations nearer to the city, constructing bus stations, providing separate lanes for public transportation, improving waste management through recycling centers, and enhancing pedestrian and bicycle access.
This document provides an introduction and overview for a sustainable city planning project in Kajang, Malaysia. It discusses the following key points in 3 sentences:
Kajang is a growing town located near Kuala Lumpur that needs sustainable planning to address issues of rapid population growth, pollution, and traffic congestion. The project will plan transportation solutions, minimize environmental impact, and ensure access and quality of life. It will also address landscape preservation, renewable energy, air quality, drainage, and development near the Langat River Basin.
Malaysian government's agenda in moving towards emergence of Mega-cities, Meg...Puni Hariaratnam
1) One of the major trends discussed is rapid urbanization and the emergence of mega-cities, mega-regions, and mega-corridors stretching up to 40 miles from city centers.
2) There is a discussion of balancing economic development, human development, and environmental legal protection in Malaysia's government agenda as it moves towards this trend of urbanization.
3) Challenges in implementing environmental protection in Malaysia include prioritizing economic development over sustainability, lack of coordination between government agencies, and lack of resources such as funding and expertise. Public participation is important for successful implementation.
Rural entrepreneurship plays an important role in India's economic development. However, rural entrepreneurs face many challenges such as lack of access to capital, lack of education and technical skills, and lack of marketing support. They also lack confidence and face socio-economic barriers. Strengthening rural entrepreneurship through improved access to training programs, financial assistance, and exposure could help address poverty and backwardness in rural areas and accelerate rural development. Addressing the challenges faced by rural entrepreneurs is important for inclusive economic growth in India.
The document is a report evaluating how to plan a hometown in accordance with Local Agenda 21. It identifies six key elements of Local Agenda 21 and evaluates each element for the hometown. Suggestions are provided to improve the elements, such as updating administration systems, promoting non-vehicle transportation, encouraging public participation, and strengthening partnerships between organizations. The overall goal is to plan sustainable urban development that meets current needs without compromising future generations.
Annual C.S.R Project Completion Report 2019-20 of the various CSR Initiative conducted in Government Schools and "Community Outreach Programme" in Nelamangala Taluk, Karnataka, India for the underserved community. http://www.trinitycarefoundation.com/csr/
To manage or implement Corporate social responsibility (CSR) Programs/Projects for your company, write to us - ( support@trinitycarefoundation.org )
You are given a task by the mayor of your hometown to evaluate and give suggestion on how to plan the town in accordance with Local Agenda 21. Write a brief report on your evaluation and suggestion.
Community welfare is one of the ultimate goals that is expected by each region. Various efforts have been designed and implemented by the local government to increase the growth for the region itself and subsequently are expected to have a positive impact on the welfare of the community. One of the efforts made by the regional government in the discussions carried out with the implementation of development. This study aims to study the role of the government in CSR implementation programs that have an impact on people's welfare significantly. This research was conducted by using quantitative research methods and using path analysis. The results of the study show that the government rules and implementation of CSR programs are able to improve the welfare of the community of Kampung Warna-Warni Jodipan, Malang.
Developing the Local Development Roadmap: Processes, Challenges and StatusWBKDC
This document outlines the process of developing the local development roadmap and executive-legislative agenda for Dumaguete City from 2014-2016. It establishes a vision for sustainable development and accountable leadership. The goals are to promote education, business, infrastructure, access to services, transparency, environmental protection and land use. The agenda was created through a participatory process involving stakeholders to identify and program 3-year priorities based on research and existing plans.
Islamic Education On Regional Autonomy (Case Study of Managerial and Financia...inventionjournals
This study aims to know the managerial functionalization of Langkat Regency government towards Islamic educational institutions, Langkat Regency government financial policy towards Islamic educational institutions, Langkat Regency government programs overcome the obstacles that faced by Islamic educational institutions and models to improve the Islamic education that conducted by Langkat Regency Government. This research uses qualitative approach through Case Study model design. Data collection techniques were conducted through: (1) interviews, (2) participant observation, (3) documentation study, and (4) reference investigation. Informants were taken by purposive sampling technique and then combined with snowball sampling. Data is processed using Miles and Huberman model, that are through three steps, the first is data reduction, the second is presenting the data, and the third is withdrawal or verification conclusion. The result of the research shows that the managerial functionalization of Langkat Regency Government towards Islamic educational institution is done by 4 (four) activities: planning with steps that is identify problem, formulate the purpose, assess the benefit, set the target goal, and followed by a form of planning; resource management, curriculum development and coaching of madrasah personnel to achieve the planning targets, organizing with job description activities, developing working hours, and developing working mechanisms with unity targets in integrity, carrying out activities with resource management, accountability, personnel guidance, development of education planning according to target of implementation target, and conduct supervision; preliminary supervision, supervision of the implementation of activities, monitoring of feedback on target implementation targets. Langkat Regency Government’s financial policy towards Islamic Educational institution by conducting financial assistance from regional APBD each year. The obstacles of the Islamic Educational institution to regional autonomy are the lack of Preparation from Islamic Education Resources, the socialization of the Regional Autonomy Policy is done only temporarily. Langkat Regency Government program in overcoming obstacles in improving the quality of Islamic Educational Institution conducted in synergy with the government of the Ministry of Religious Affairs in Langkat Regency.
Family Empowerment through Family Planning Village in Effort to Increase KKBP...inventionjournals
The slow decline of fertility rates (TFR) and weakening the program of Population, Family Planning and Family Development (KKBPK) is happened at field level. It very need innovation program for KKBPK Program Strengthening year 2015-2019 to leverage target achievement and enlarge the scope of KKBPK at all level in East Java Province through Program of Family Planning Village. Family Planning Village was designed as community empowerment efforts of management program of family planning. These activities are managed based on principle from, with and for community itself, the end is the society development. Government only gives stimulation and mentoring, the rest is society responsibility. This study uses qualitative approach by applying the stages of operational research in order to evaluate the success of intervention program of Family Planning Village in Bondowoso and Bangkalan regency. The research purpose is to explain the KKBPK program achievement and other programs related to create high quality small family. The research results show that the success of Family Planning Village is largely determined by people's active participation in various levels, programs intervention, funds, facilities, infrastructure, KIE, advocacy and mobilization of Local Apparatus Work Unit of Family Planning (SKPDKB) and across sectors with final target of culture movement collectively and continuously. Family Planning Village can be regarded as a public initiative, not just a government program. Regent has important role together Working Group of District/City by involving parliament members together to manage intervention program in Family Planning Village as well as to maintain program continuity. Assistance is needed to implement KKBPK program at field and "Skill" training for UPPKS group and other Poktan as well as budget provision to support of advocacy, KIE and mobilization in Family Planning Village region.
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Task 5 local agenda 21
1. KKKH4284 PERANCANGAN BANDAR LESTARI
Name: Umi Nazalia binti Kharuddin
Matric No.: A141690
Task 5: Local Agenda 21
Report of Evaluation and Suggestion for Planning the Town in Accordance with
Local Agenda 21
Town : Hulu Selangor
2. 1.0 Background of Hulu Selangor
Hulu Selangor district (once was spelled Ulu Selangor) is a district located at the north of
the state of Selangor. From the geographic angle, Hulu Selangor district is located
at north of Klang Valley with an area of 174,047 hectre,almost the same as the area of
Malacca state . The total population is about 178,500 (2005) or 3.7 percent from the total
of Selangor state’s population, and now is in line with the current development.
Hulu Selangor district is the biggest district of nine districts in the state of Selangor. At
the north, Hulu Selangor is at the border with the state of Perak and Pahang at the east.
This district was once known as ‘The Sleeping Hollow’ and is situated at the far from the
nation’s development, however now the development is in line with the Selangor’s state
vision “Towards a harmonious and developed country’.
This district has 13 territorial division:
3. No Territorial District Width(Hectare) Width(Acre)
1 Hulu Bernam (North
and South)
44,680 11,0405
2 Kalumpang 4,144 10,240
3 Kuala Kalumpang 3,885 9,599
4 Sungai Gumut 4,144 10,240
5 Sungai Tinggi 16,006 39,550
6 Kerling 17,534 43,326
7 Ampang Pecah 4,143 10,237
8 Buloh Telur 2,589 6,397
9 Pertak 20,383 50,366
10 Rasa 8,262 20,416
11 Batang Kali 16,265 40,191
12 Hulu Yam 11,111 27,456
13 Serendah 12,901 51,647
Total 174,047 430,070
Source : Hulu Selangor Land and District Office, 2007
Nowadays, Hulu Selangor can be proud of with the existence of multi mega projects such
as the Second National Automobil or Perodua area, industrial, housing, tourism, modern
city at Bukit Beruntung and Bukit Sentosa, Sungai Buaya, Serendah, Batang Kali and
Lembah Beringin at Kerling. The construction of PLUS expressway interchange at Bukit
Beruntung and Lembah Beringin is adding up to the many existed development project in
this area.
The Selangor river who used to be the main connection link that connects Bukit Fraser
that is next to Pahang until Kuala Selangor and other rivers such as Sungai Serendah,
Sungai Batang Kali, Sungai Liam, Sumgai Inki, Sungai Kerling and Sungai Bernam. The
Banjaran Titiwangsa low land area is rich with green beautiful hills and attract the
tourism industry and also develop the education institution in this district.
4. Beside the PLUS expressway interchange and the main road from the Federal Territory
Kuala Lumpur to Tanjung Malim, there is also interstate interchange roads such
as the road from Hulu Yam to Sungai Tua, Batang Kali to Genting Highlands, Sungai
Tengi to Batang Berjuntai and Kuala Kubu Bharu to Bukit Fraser. All of those are the
gateways to Hulu Selangor that have been the essence towards greater development.
Hulu Selangor started to exist during the early age of the English colonial in Kuala Kubu
Bharu which was at 12th May 1883, nine years after British intervention in Selangor.
During the British era, the administration of Hulu Selangor was known as “Collector and
Magistrate of Ulu Selangor “ and among the members were Cecil Ranking and Mac
Carthy which was during the time when Frank Sweettenham was the 'British Residence'
in Selangor. At first the district admin was located at Kuala Kubu ( old ) that now
known “Ampang Pecah “. The office transfered to the new place on 1st September 1930
which is its current location due to the old city was located at lower ground area and
flood always occured there.
Source : Jabatan Ukur dan Pemetaan Malaysia ( JUPEM )
2.0 Evaluation and Suggestion
Local Agenda 21 is a program aimed at implementing sustainable development at the local level.
Local Agenda 21 can provide a mechanism for local authorities to consider the social and
environmental impacts of their various activities, as well as the interaction between
theseactivities and the practical objectives of sustainable development. Founded on a strong
partnership between local government and the community, the progress towards local sustainable
development will be guided by the preparation of a long term strategic action plan that integrates
existing policies and programs and an agreed future direction and encourages local authorities to
find ways of conserving resources, minimising adverse impacts on the environment and on
society, and obtaining the maximum benefit in financial, social and environmental terms from
the discharge of their functions.
5. There are significant positive outcomes that should result from an effective Local Agenda
21 process, these include the stronger community and local government partnership, on going
community involvement in the resolution of sustainable development issues, integrated decision
making which takes all foreseeable economic, social and environmental considerations into
account, development, implementation and periodic review of a long term, integrated action plan
which incorporates sustainable development principles and the changes which promote a
continual improvement toward sustainable development. The Local Agenda 21 needs
cooperation of many parties. It includes society, private sector and local authorities. So each
party has their basic own role. These are some of them:
a) Individual or Society
Give cooperation to any program or event that private sector or local authorities invented.
Mass media need to announce the activity relate to this sector.
b) Associations and Companies
An association of Local Agenda 21 needs to be established to focus on the vision of this
principle for the hometown.
Any companies surround my hometown need to be alert to the necessity of the residential
of the hometown by providing the requirement for residents.
c) Governments Representatives or Local Authorities
Doing campaign and kind of same activity or event relate to Local Agenda 21
Making collaboration within the authorities to execute any activities
6. There are several elements of Local Agenda 21. Based on the element, the evaluation and the
suggestion are considered.
1. Improving the Quality of Life
Evaluation
Quality of life is the general well-being of individuals and societies. Quality of life has a wide
range of contexts, including the fields of international development, healthcare, education and
politics. Quality of life should not be confused with the concept of standard of living, which is
based primarily on income. Instead, standard indicators of the quality of life include not only
wealth and employment but also the built environment, physical and mental health, education,
recreation and leisure time, and social belonging
Suggestion
One of the to achieve a better quality of life for everyone is by improving the health
environmental that can form an important element of preventative health care, and have a
beneficial effect on community health. Good air quality, safe drinking water, clean bathing
waters and sound waste water systems all contribute to effective public health protection and
support a healthy lifestyle. Local authorities can co-operate with health boards to increase
awareness of the links between environment and health, and help formulate and implement
relevant strategies in their areas. Also improve the environmental education that can relate to all
educational levels within their area, including adult education, and could include encouraging
local business or industry to do likewise.
2. Effective Protection of the Environment.
Evaluation
Environment protection is a practices of protecting the natural environment by individual,
organizational or governmental levels, for the benefit of both the natural environment and
humans. The transportation system in Hulu Selangor led to negative impact on the environment.
Although it have KTM Services, Hulu Selangor has less of public transport with a low efficiency
7. of management especially bus. Most of the resident prefer to use their own transport and this will
lead to the traffic congestion and increase the emissions of greenhouse gases that will effect the
environment.
Suggestion
The authorities need to considered in continue to reduce the emissions of greenhouse gases and
plan for greater reductions in longer term emissions of greenhouse gases. Besides that, it is also
important in reduce air pollution and ensure air quality continues to improve through the longer
term. In the context of the transportation, the authorities can make improvement by increase the
number of public bus and increase it efficiency per hour so that people will be interested in
taking public transport.
3. Maintaining High and Stable Levels of Economics Growth and Employment.
Evaluation
Hulu Selangor is an area that being developed as an commercial and industrial city that can
accommodate the needs of the population through the increasing of job opportunities. So, this
can generate the economic growth of local communities that will take the benefit from the
opportunities available.
Suggestion
In order to maintain the high and stable levels of economic growth and employment, we need to
make sure the economy of an area must be continue to grow up. The investment in public,
business and private assets is a vital to the future prosperity. The objective is to maintain the high
and stable levels of employment to make sure everyone can share greater job opportunities.
4. Recognises the Needs of Everyone Through a Social Progress.
Evaluation
Social progress is the idea that societies can or do improve in terms of their social, political, and
economic structures. This may happen as a result of direct human action, as in social enterprise
8. or through social activism or as a natural part of sociocultural evolution. In Hulu Selangor, the
social progress is something that needs to be developed more in order to fulfill the Local Agenda
21.
Suggestion
In order to increase the social progress which recognizes the needs of everyone, the authorities
must do something such as equip people with the skills to fulfill the potential, improve the health
of the population overall, reduce the proportion of unfit stock and also reduce both crime and
fear of crime.
5. Prudent Use of Natural Resources
Evaluation
The high population of residents at Hulu Selangor led to the high and arising volume of waste.
The public awareness and participation in waste management practices in the residential of Hulu
Selangor is very low. The low quantity of the recycling center in the residential is contributed to
the low awareness among the residents.
Suggestion
The best way to improve the prudent use of natural resources is moving away from disposal of
waste towards waste minimisation, reuse, recycling and recovery. Increase the number of the
recycling centre.
3.0 Conclusion
The benefits that we could get from the planning and implementation of Local Agenda 21 are
we can improve the quality of life in our town. The local authority must be more sensitive and
effective fulfill the needs of their resident to produce more conductive environment and a higher
quality of life and we could have more pride and ownership over the surroundings. While, as an
9. organization or establishment, the thing that could benefits through are projection of the image of
the organization as a good corporate citizen sensitive to the needs of the community, increasing
the effectiveness through co-operation with other stakeholders in the community, the opportunity
to participate in the planning and development in the surroundings with the local authority, the
opportunity to give valuable input to policies and practices that will influence your surroundings
and the community's quality of life and also the opportunity to serve the community.