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A conceptual multi-criteria mechanism for stakeholder participation in urban development

Yang, Rebecca J., Elkadi, Hisham, Jin, Xiaohua and Zou, Patrick X. W. 2011, A conceptual multi-criteria mechanism for stakeholder participation in urban development, in ICCREM 2011 : International Conference on Construction and Real Estate Management, [ICCREM], [Guangzhou, China], pp. 779-783.

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Title A conceptual multi-criteria mechanism for stakeholder participation in urban development
Author(s) Yang, Rebecca J.
Elkadi, Hisham
Jin, Xiaohua
Zou, Patrick X. W.
Conference name Construction and Real Estate Management. Conference (2011 : Guangzhou, China)
Conference location Guangzhou, China
Conference dates 18-19 Nov. 2011
Title of proceedings ICCREM 2011 : International Conference on Construction and Real Estate Management
Editor(s) Wang, Yaowu
Pang, Yongshi
Shen, Geoffrey Q. P.
Publication date 2011
Conference series Construction and Real Estate Management Conference
Start page 779
End page 783
Publisher [ICCREM]
Place of publication [Guangzhou, China]
Keyword(s) stakeholder participation
methods
criteria
urban development
Summary Australia is one of the world’s most urbanised nations, with 74.92% of the population living in 17 major cities of 100,000 people or more. To improve the productivity, liveability and sustainability of Australia’s cities, there is an increasing emphasis in urban management policies on democratic stakeholder participation. In order to obtain a full picture of stakeholders’ concerns efficiently, and manage antagonism, prejudice and conflicts between stakeholders effectively, it is important for participatory decision-making in urban development to be able to select and integrate stakeholder analysis and engagement methods. This paper investigates the characteristics of stakeholder participation approaches in urban development, and proposes criteria for approach selection and integration. The outcome is a multi-criteria mechanism for selecting and integrating approaches to stakeholder participation. This could enable effective, efficient and democratic participation in decision-making process of urban development. Meanwhile, the capacity of Australian state, territory and local governments can be largely enhanced to understand and unpack the complex challenges of urban-ecological conditions, and generate a compromise solution that best represents the preferences of stakeholders.
ISBN 9787112137015
Language eng
Field of Research 129999 Built Environment and Design not elsewhere classified
Socio Economic Objective 970112 Expanding Knowledge in Built Environment and Design
HERDC Research category E1 Full written paper - refereed
Persistent URL http://hdl.handle.net/10536/DRO/DU:30042188

Document type: Conference Paper
Collection: School of Architecture and Built Environment
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