Plan-making for Sustainability

Discover the groundbreaking insights of "Plan-making for Sustainability" by Philip R. Berke, published by Taylor & Francis Ltd in 2004. This comprehensive hardback edition spans 374 pages and delves into the innovative approaches of the New Zealand government in sustainable and environmental planning, with a particular focus on the pivotal Resource Management Act of 1991. Berke expertly examines the dynamics of planning and governance under developed and cooperative mandates, utilizing diverse methodologies to assess the quality of policy statements and district plans. Ideal for professionals and students in environmental management, public policy, and urban planning, this book is an essential resource for anyone interested in sustainability and effective governance. Enhance your understanding of regional planning and environmental policy with this insightful work.