Sentence examples for new form of development from inspiring English sources
In a remote region of Rajasthan in northern India, an experiment in a new form of development financing is under way.
"South South cooperation: Africa and new forms of development partner ship", economic development of Africa report.
The sustainable development paradigm has also shed new light on development patterns in the Global South too, calling for new forms of development cooperation and assistance.
This new way of understanding the territory has led us to think about different strategies of knowledge regarding of the metropolis of Tunis, which focuses on already existing spaces and landscape while at the same time as proposing new forms of development that focus on the place and role of the citizen in the city.
The message from Busan may be that engaging with new players and exploring synergies between traditional and new forms of development cooperation, appears to be the only way forward.
Recently, the concept of "Smart Cities" has developed considerably with the rise and development of the Internet of Things as new form of sustainable development.
By the beginning of the 20th century, salients of urban growth linked Manchester to the ring of cotton-manufacturing towns Bolton, Rochdale, and Oldham, for example that almost surround the city, and a new form of urban development, a conurbation, or metropolitan area, was evolving.
Agile methods have also had an impact on software engineering education with universities adapting their courses to accommodate this new form of software development.
New forms of urban development harness aesthetic experience in order to secure, legitimate and reproduce class inequality and social exclusion.
The economist Joseph Schumpeter cautioned his readers not to expect new forms of economic development to announce themselves with a grand flourish.
A new and novel 'ecosystem approach' to waterfront planning was adopted in Toronto in this period that allowed its proponents to resolve historical problems that had formerly impeded new forms of waterfront development.
