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TheShift

TowardsMoreInclusiveUrbanRegeneration

Contents

01Introduction

02TraditionalUrbanRegeneration

03InclusiveUrban

RegenerationModels

?ImprovementDistricts

?TacticalUrbanism

?GrassRootsPlanning

04Conclusion

Introduction

Thepastfewdecadeshavewitnessedasurginginterestinurbanregeneration.Thetermcanbebroadlydefinedas

theprocessofrevitalizingandrenewingareaswithinacityortownthathaveexperienceddecline,disinvestment,orneglect.Itinvolvesacoordinatedsetofsocial,economic,environmental,andphysicalimprovementsaimedat

transformingunderusedordeterioratedurbanspacesintomorevibrant,functional,andsustainablecommunities.

Urbanregenerationacknowledgestheneedforcitiestobecyclicallytransformed.Cities’survivalandgrowthis

inextricablylinkedtotheirabilitytoconstantly‘shedtheirskins’,physicallyadaptingtonewtechnologiestostay

sociallyrobustandeconomicallycompetitive.Renewalofinner-cityneighborhoodsdoesmorethanpreserve

surroundingfarmlandandecologicalhabitatsfrom

sprawlingdevelopment.Ithasbeenshowntosupport

broadersustainabledevelopmentgoals:Improving

residents’qualityoflifebyprovidingurbanamenities,

socialwelfare,andgreenery,upgradingaginginfrastructuretodelivercleanerwaterandbetterwastemanagement,

andstrengtheningtheurbaneconomybyoptimizingdensities.

THESHIFTTOWARDSMOREINCLUSIVEURBANREGENERATION4

TraditionalUrbanRegeneration

Typically,urbanregenerationisauthority-led,characterizedbyinterventionsdesignedtoupgradethephysicaland

socialfabricofacity.Bythismodel,localmunicipalities

usuallytaketheleadinplanningandfinancingprojects

thatfocusonre-masterplanningalongsideinfrastructureimprovementsinroadnetworks,transitsystems,utilitiesservices,enhancementofparks,orsometimesthe

provisionofsocialwelfarefacilitieslikeschools,healthcareandcommunityce