Infrastructure, Planning, and Development

Participatory Land Use and Environmental Planning workshop offers its attendees a unique opportunity to go beyond the traditional “participatory” dimension of planning by broadening delegates’ perceptions. We aim to create a flexible atmosphere and facilitate the dialogue between the participants and the consultant to foster the new vision for development.

This extensive short-term training course outlines the history and the development of PPPs and summarizes risk analysis and mitigation techniques, typical structures and sources of funding, documentation and due diligence.

The goal of an urban planning professional is to design and improve communities both economically and socially. Urban management is defined as a set of instruments, activities, tasks and functions that assures that a city can function.

The services provided by the municipalities have direct impact on the living standards and the quality of life for the citizens of any given country.