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first group provides a common knowledge base relevant
for understanding and managing urban growth.
This includes:
the political, social and economic aspects of urban development,
urbanization trends and problems in different regions and development contexts,
governance issues, planning and decision making theory and practice,
the concept of sustainability
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second group of modules addresses me- thods and strategies
of urban management in key areas, such as land management,
environmental management, urban planning, infrastructure,
public service delivery and financial issues. |
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third group of modules will provide special and indepth
knowledge in selected subjects related to thesis work.
Subjects may include participatory planning approaches, urban
conservation and urban water, urban health as well as housing. |