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The purpose of the Rapid Planning project is to
develop transferable and as far as possible universal concepts and
methodologies summarising and describing the relevant steps and elements of
trans-sectoral urban and regional planning of UBS infrastructure, as well as
the necessary administrative framework.
The rapid planning project will be implemented
on basis of three case cities, including Da Nang (Vietnam), Kigali (Rwanda),
Assiut (Egypt); and Frankfurt/Main (Germany) as reference city. Besides the
necessary interest and commitment of the case cities to participate in rapid
planning project, the case cities were chosen regarding their development level
(economic conditions, living conditions, etc.) and other relevant framework
conditions somehow representing the majority of urban structures on global
level.
In addition to the representativeness, it is
also intended to establish an exchange of experiences and know-how between the
case cities (South-South-Cooperation plus exchange with Frankfurt/ Main). The
interest of Frankfurt/ Main to participate in Rapid Planning shows that also in
developed countries there is still a need for improved (trans-sectoral)
planning processes. A wider group of observer cities will be created for
Sub-Sahara Africa, the Arab States as well as Asia. In this way the planning
methodologies can be further access for the applicability in the regional
context.
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UN-Habitat will be assuming a important role of
connecting consortium partners, cities and stakeholders involved.
