Articles tagged with Urban Planning
A University at Buffalo study found that women typically travel six miles to shop, while men travel an average of 6.5 miles, highlighting the impact of time constraints on shopping decisions. The research suggests that retailers should consider the limitations faced by female customers when developing retail establishments.
A team of 13 Virginia Tech researchers is developing a comprehensive model to assess the hydrologic, ecological, and economic effects of urban development on watersheds. The project aims to help local governments manage urban growth while sustaining good environmental quality.
Millions of street children worldwide face numerous health risks due to lack of basic nutrition, sanitation, and water supplies. UNICEF official Ximena de la Barra identifies successful programs that involve child-to-child outreach, community engagement, and planning to address these issues.