Sentence examples for urban stakeholders from inspiring English sources

The aim of the campaign, according Viswanath, was to "move discourse of women's safety out of a narrow, traditional set of stakeholders – women's groups and women – and to get it looked at by transport planners and urban planners; to get a range of urban stakeholders to begin to look at women's safety".

In effect, there are complementary requirements from both technical and non-expert urban stakeholders in the use of urban energy information, its collection, analysis, sharing, and visualisation.

With a view to amounting sustainability deficits, urban stakeholders thus require transformative capacity to perform radical change within and across the multiple socio-ecological and socio-technical systems embedded in cities.

It's how cities navigate such tricky two-sided debates, and implement level-headed policy that works for all the various urban stakeholders, that remains one of the biggest stories of the digital economy.

The findings clearly show that urban stakeholders have to consider the location sensitivity of R&D actors as well as the need for specialisation in academic niches.

Because of the complex and normative character of the concept we opted for an intensive co-design approach with hundreds of urban stakeholders.

Farmers used the most, followed by residents in Communal Rural villages and there were no differences between the urban stakeholder groups who used substantially less than the rural stakeholders.

Accordingly, there is a pressing need to integrate the performance evaluation of SD strategies from all urban planning stakeholders to ensure that the conducted evaluation is comprehensive and representative of all the affected stakeholders.

It provides a framework to better manage freight movement, by adjusting the conventional working methods of urban freight stakeholders to meet both the inbound logistics needs of the receiver and wider sustainability objectives.

Many people in the Urban Affluent stakeholder group were unsure whether mesquite products were better than native tree products and had no particular preference (Fig. 3).

Mobile technologies are getting more citizens online, the article tells us; it is now up to local government stakeholders, urban planners and policymakers to "acknowledge the power of the digital citizen".