Sustainable urban planning development indicators model for neighbourhoods in Tripoli, Libya

All developmental and urban planning practices in Libya have been carried out for improving the neighbourhoods sustainability, whilst decreasing their effect on the resources and the natural environment. Hence, a proper understanding of the elements, which contribute to the sustainable urban plannin...

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Main Author: Elgadi, Ahmed Abdulmottaleb
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Language:English
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Published: 2019
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description All developmental and urban planning practices in Libya have been carried out for improving the neighbourhoods sustainability, whilst decreasing their effect on the resources and the natural environment. Hence, a proper understanding of the elements, which contribute to the sustainable urban planning development indicators of neighbourhoods is essential. The aim of this study is to develop a Sustainable Urban Planning Development Indicators (SUPDI) model, focuses on various SUPDI elements such as social, economic, environmental and institutional for a neighbourhoods in Tripoli, Libya. The effect of these elements on perceived personal responsibility towards the adoption of the SUPDI model for neighbourhoods in Tripoli, Libya was also investigated. First step of this research was literature on existing sustainability indicators related to neighbourhoods planning reviewed to identify 46 sustainability indicators that clustered into four elements, which influence SUPDI. These sustainability indicators and assigned elements were validated by 77 practitioners during the pilot study. Secondly, the actual survey was completed by a total of 307 practitioners who tested the validity of the model and the proposed hypotheses. Thereafter, the results were analysed using SPSS and Smart-PLS techniques. The statistical analysis showed that the four elements positively affected the SUPDI and perceived personal responsibility. Furthermore, perceived personal responsibility towards the SUPDI models showed the highest beta value (β = 0.426), followed by the environmental (β = 0.253), social (β = 0.213), economic (β = 0.173), and institutional (β = 0.170) parameters. While examining the validity of the various models, results found that the SUPDI model had a good model fit value of R2 = 0.379. The SUPDI model used in this study very reliable and it could help developers and planners understand the importance of sustainability-related risks seen in neighbourhoods. This could also assist them to further implement and develop more informed and responsible decisions for improving neighbourhood sustainability.
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spelling uthm-452021-06-22T03:21:58Z http://eprints.uthm.edu.my/45/ Sustainable urban planning development indicators model for neighbourhoods in Tripoli, Libya Elgadi, Ahmed Abdulmottaleb HT Communities. Classes. Races All developmental and urban planning practices in Libya have been carried out for improving the neighbourhoods sustainability, whilst decreasing their effect on the resources and the natural environment. Hence, a proper understanding of the elements, which contribute to the sustainable urban planning development indicators of neighbourhoods is essential. The aim of this study is to develop a Sustainable Urban Planning Development Indicators (SUPDI) model, focuses on various SUPDI elements such as social, economic, environmental and institutional for a neighbourhoods in Tripoli, Libya. The effect of these elements on perceived personal responsibility towards the adoption of the SUPDI model for neighbourhoods in Tripoli, Libya was also investigated. First step of this research was literature on existing sustainability indicators related to neighbourhoods planning reviewed to identify 46 sustainability indicators that clustered into four elements, which influence SUPDI. These sustainability indicators and assigned elements were validated by 77 practitioners during the pilot study. Secondly, the actual survey was completed by a total of 307 practitioners who tested the validity of the model and the proposed hypotheses. Thereafter, the results were analysed using SPSS and Smart-PLS techniques. The statistical analysis showed that the four elements positively affected the SUPDI and perceived personal responsibility. Furthermore, perceived personal responsibility towards the SUPDI models showed the highest beta value (β = 0.426), followed by the environmental (β = 0.253), social (β = 0.213), economic (β = 0.173), and institutional (β = 0.170) parameters. While examining the validity of the various models, results found that the SUPDI model had a good model fit value of R2 = 0.379. The SUPDI model used in this study very reliable and it could help developers and planners understand the importance of sustainability-related risks seen in neighbourhoods. This could also assist them to further implement and develop more informed and responsible decisions for improving neighbourhood sustainability. 2019-03 Thesis NonPeerReviewed text en http://eprints.uthm.edu.my/45/1/24p%20AHMED%20ABDULMOTTALEB%20ELGADI.pdf text en http://eprints.uthm.edu.my/45/2/AHMED%20ABDULMOTTALEB%20ELGADI%20WATERMARK.pdf text en http://eprints.uthm.edu.my/45/3/AHMED%20ABDULMOTTALEB%20ELGADI%20COPYRIGHT%20DECLARATION.pdf Elgadi, Ahmed Abdulmottaleb (2019) Sustainable urban planning development indicators model for neighbourhoods in Tripoli, Libya. Doctoral thesis, Universiti Tun Hussein Onn Malaysia.
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Elgadi, Ahmed Abdulmottaleb
Sustainable urban planning development indicators model for neighbourhoods in Tripoli, Libya
title Sustainable urban planning development indicators model for neighbourhoods in Tripoli, Libya
title_full Sustainable urban planning development indicators model for neighbourhoods in Tripoli, Libya
title_fullStr Sustainable urban planning development indicators model for neighbourhoods in Tripoli, Libya
title_full_unstemmed Sustainable urban planning development indicators model for neighbourhoods in Tripoli, Libya
title_short Sustainable urban planning development indicators model for neighbourhoods in Tripoli, Libya
title_sort sustainable urban planning development indicators model for neighbourhoods in tripoli, libya
topic HT Communities. Classes. Races
url http://eprints.uthm.edu.my/45/
http://eprints.uthm.edu.my/45/1/24p%20AHMED%20ABDULMOTTALEB%20ELGADI.pdf
http://eprints.uthm.edu.my/45/2/AHMED%20ABDULMOTTALEB%20ELGADI%20WATERMARK.pdf
http://eprints.uthm.edu.my/45/3/AHMED%20ABDULMOTTALEB%20ELGADI%20COPYRIGHT%20DECLARATION.pdf