Journal of Civil and Environmental Engineering

Department of Engineering & Technology, Wollega University, Nekemte, Ethiopia

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  An Examination of Master Plan Ethnicity in Urban Areas
  Author(s): Sitesh Singh*
  
  This study examines the government's approach to segregation through urban planning and the history of master planning in Kabul. The first of five master plans was created. The city of ethnic division was exacerbated by the civil war. The Pashtun, Tajik, and ethnic groups that live in three distinct zones make up the majority of the city's ethnic diversity. Starting with the initial master plan for Kabul in the continuing through the current urban design framework for Kabul, the urban planning literature and master plans for the city are examined. The authoritarian planning of the first three master plans was based on technical rather than communicative rationales. However, the city's ethnic segregation was abstractly addressed in the fourth master plan, which was developed through citizen involvement. In terms of participatory planning, the fifth master plan, the .. Read More»
  DOI: 10.37421/2165-784X.2022.12.480

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