Plan 203 Special Studies in Land Use Preparation

This green economy principle establishes that human development is dependent on intact ecosystems and that there are limits to economic growth. Safe economic systems must respect such limits and governments need to set clear long‐term targets to maintain a reliable operating space.

• Earth Integrity Principle

• Planetary Boundaries Principle

• Dignity Principle

• Justice Principle

This green economy principle upholds fair sharing of all benefits and burdens. This includes the use of natural resources, access to goods and services, and the responsibility to avoid and compensate for damages. All institutions, corporations, and decision‐makers need to be subject to equal standards of accountability and personal responsibility for their decisions.

• Earth Integrity Principle

• Planetary Boundaries Principle

• Dignity Principle

• Justice Principle

____ makes every effort to minimize the use of energy, water, and materials at each stage of the city’s or district’s life cycle, including the embodied energy in the extraction and transportation of materials, their fabrication, their assembly into the buildings, and, ultimately, the ease and value of their recycling when an individual building’s life is over.

• Green urbanism

• Green Development

• Green Economy

• Greenwashing

The ___ refers to the sequence of related business activities (functions) from the provision of specific inputs for a particular product or services to primary production, transformation, marketing, and up to final consumption/ service delivery. The approach looks into the set of enterprises that perform these functions, such as the producers, processors, traders, and distributors of a particular product or service. It can contribute greatly to the development of local enterprises because it creates stronger forward and backward linkages among the different actors.

• Production process

• Linkage analysis

• Value chain

• Supply-demand

____ is the process that involves creating buildings, groups of buildings, spaces, and landscapes, as well as establishing frameworks and procedures that will ensure success for future generations. It’s about composing the physical setting for life by bringing together multiple disciplines through place-making.

• Process Documentation

• Value Chain

• Policy Development

• Urban design

The ____ identifies a range of habitats from the most natural to the most urban. Its continuum, when subdivided, lends itself to the creation of zoning categories. These categories include standards that encourage diversity similar to that of organically evolved settlements. It integrates environmental and zoning methodologies, enabling environmentalists to assess the design of social habitats and urbanists to support the viability of natural ones.

• Transect

• Transfer

• Cross Section

• Transformer

The presence of simple forms of blight calls for _____ measures. These may involve such actions as spot condemnation of structures, building repairs, or provision of missing sanitary facilities through sanitation code enforcement, a public improvement program for the provision of missing community facilities, and a campaign for voluntary cleanup, painting, and improved building maintenance standards.

• recycling

• redevelopment

• renewal

• rehabilitation

____ is defined as the legacy of physical artifacts and intangible attributes of a group or society that are inherited from past generations, maintained in the present, and bestowed for the benefit of future generations.

• Cultural heritage

• Natural Heritage

• Tangible Culture

• Intangible Culture

____ is an encompassing term that includes land, waters, and other natural resources occupied, possessed, utilized, and devolved by customary law or inheritance since time immemorial. These lands are private but communal in nature where the communal ownership extends to the future generation of ancestral domain owners. The domains serve as the material bases of ICC/IP cultural integrity.

• Ancestor Worship

• Ancestral Domain

• Ancestral Development

• Ancestral Place

The World Health Organization (WHO) recommends ____ minimum urban green space per person.

• 9 square kilometers

• 9 square millimeters

• 9 square meters

• 9 square centimeters