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Identifying and Addressing Land Use Conflicts is a course that examines the causes, types, and impacts of conflicts arising from competing land uses in urban and rural areas. It focuses on methods for identifying land use incompatibilities, analyzing stakeholder interests, and applying planning, policy, and conflict-resolution strategies to achieve sustainable and balanced land development. The course equips students with skills in land use assessment, mediation, negotiation, and planning interventions to minimize conflicts and promote efficient land management.
This lecture is part of URP 201 Planning Studio 1 in the Urban and Regional Planning department. The course has 22 recorded lectures across 10 series, all free to watch. Read or download the URP 201 lecture note to study alongside the video.