Making Spatial Change in Pakistan Cities Growth Enhancing

Cities' development matters to Pakistan. It is central to economic growth, job creation and quality of life. This is also one of the core themes in the 2011 Government of Pakistan Framework for Economic Growth (FEG). This paper explores the co...

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Main Authors: Yuen, Belinda, Choi, Songsu
Format: Working Paper
Language:English
en_US
Published: World Bank, Washington, DC 2014
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Online Access:http://documents.worldbank.org/curated/en/2012/09/19309506/making-spatial-change-pakistan-cities-growth-enhancing
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topic ACCOUNTABILITY
AIR QUALITY
BUILDING MATERIALS
CARBON
CITIES
CITY PLANNING
CLIMATE CHANGE
COMMUNITIES
COMMUNITY FACILITIES
CONSTRUCTION
CONSTRUCTION INDUSTRY
DECENTRALIZATION
DECISION MAKING
DEFICITS
DEVELOPED COUNTRIES
DEVELOPMENT AUTHORITIES
DEVOLUTION
DISTRICT GOVERNMENTS
DRAINAGE SERVICES
DWELLING
DWELLING UNITS
ECONOMIC ACTIVITY
ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT
ECONOMIC FACTORS
ECONOMIC FUNCTIONS
ECONOMIC GROWTH
ECONOMIC INSTRUMENTS
ECONOMICS
EFFECTIVE USE
EMISSIONS
EMPLOYMENT
ENTREPRENEURSHIP
ENVIRONMENTAL
ENVIRONMENTAL DEGRADATION
ENVIRONMENTAL ISSUES
ENVIRONMENTAL PROBLEMS
EXPENDITURES
GOVERNMENT REFORM
HABITAT
HOUSING
HOUSING DEMAND
HOUSING MARKETS
HOUSING NEEDS
HOUSING PRICES
HOUSING SHORTAGE
HOUSING STOCK
HOUSING SUPPLY
HOUSING UNITS
HUMAN SETTLEMENTS
INFLATION
INFLATION RATES
INNER CITIES
LAND ADMINISTRATION
LAND DEVELOPMENT
LAND MANAGEMENT
LAND MARKET
LAND MARKETS
LAND OWNERSHIP
LAND POLICIES
LAND PRICES
LAND SPECULATION
LAND SUPPLY
LAND TITLING
LAND TRANSACTIONS
LAND TRANSFER
LAND USE
LAND USE PLANNING
LAND USE REGULATIONS
LAND VALUE
LARGE CITIES
LAWS
LEGISLATION
LOCAL GOVERNMENT
LOCAL GOVERNMENT BUDGETS
LOCAL GOVERNMENTS
LOW-INCOME HOUSEHOLDS
MARKET PRICES
MUNICIPAL
MUNICIPAL ADMINISTRATION
NATIONAL HOUSING POLICY
NATURAL RESOURCES
NEW TOWNS
POLITICAL ECONOMY
POPULATION GROWTH
PRODUCTIVITY
PROPERTY RIGHT
PROPERTY RIGHTS
PROPERTY VALUE
PUBLIC AGENCIES
PUBLIC INVESTMENT
PURCHASING POWER
REAL ESTATE
REAL ESTATE INDUSTRY
REAL ESTATE MARKETS
REAL ESTATE TRANSACTIONS
REGIONAL CITIES
REGULATORY FRAMEWORK
RENT CONTROL
RESOURCE MANAGEMENT
RISK MANAGEMENT
RURAL POPULATION
SEWAGE
SLUMS
SMALL TOWNS
SQUATTER SETTLEMENTS
SQUATTERS
STREET CHILDREN
SUBDIVISIONS
SUSTAINABLE DEVELOPMENT
SUSTAINABLE GROWTH
SUSTAINABLE USE
TAXATION
TOWN PLANNING
TRAFFIC CONGESTION
TRANSACTION COSTS
TRANSPORT
URBAN
URBAN AGGLOMERATION ECONOMIES
URBAN AGGLOMERATIONS
URBAN AREAS
URBAN DESIGN
URBAN DEVELOPMENT
URBAN DWELLERS
URBAN ECONOMICS
URBAN ECONOMY
URBAN ENVIRONMENT
URBAN EXPANSION
URBAN GROWTH
URBAN HOUSING
URBAN INFRASTRUCTURE
URBAN LAND
URBAN LIFE
URBAN MANAGEMENT
URBAN PLANNERS
URBAN PLANNING
URBAN PLANNING EDUCATION
URBAN POLICIES
URBAN POLICY
URBAN POPULATION
URBAN POPULATION GROWTH
URBAN RENEWAL
URBAN RESEARCH
URBAN SETTLEMENTS
URBANISM
URBANIZATION
VILLAGES
WATER SUPPLY
ZONING
spellingShingle ACCOUNTABILITY
AIR QUALITY
BUILDING MATERIALS
CARBON
CITIES
CITY PLANNING
CLIMATE CHANGE
COMMUNITIES
COMMUNITY FACILITIES
CONSTRUCTION
CONSTRUCTION INDUSTRY
DECENTRALIZATION
DECISION MAKING
DEFICITS
DEVELOPED COUNTRIES
DEVELOPMENT AUTHORITIES
DEVOLUTION
DISTRICT GOVERNMENTS
DRAINAGE SERVICES
DWELLING
DWELLING UNITS
ECONOMIC ACTIVITY
ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT
ECONOMIC FACTORS
ECONOMIC FUNCTIONS
ECONOMIC GROWTH
ECONOMIC INSTRUMENTS
ECONOMICS
EFFECTIVE USE
EMISSIONS
EMPLOYMENT
ENTREPRENEURSHIP
ENVIRONMENTAL
ENVIRONMENTAL DEGRADATION
ENVIRONMENTAL ISSUES
ENVIRONMENTAL PROBLEMS
EXPENDITURES
GOVERNMENT REFORM
HABITAT
HOUSING
HOUSING DEMAND
HOUSING MARKETS
HOUSING NEEDS
HOUSING PRICES
HOUSING SHORTAGE
HOUSING STOCK
HOUSING SUPPLY
HOUSING UNITS
HUMAN SETTLEMENTS
INFLATION
INFLATION RATES
INNER CITIES
LAND ADMINISTRATION
LAND DEVELOPMENT
LAND MANAGEMENT
LAND MARKET
LAND MARKETS
LAND OWNERSHIP
LAND POLICIES
LAND PRICES
LAND SPECULATION
LAND SUPPLY
LAND TITLING
LAND TRANSACTIONS
LAND TRANSFER
LAND USE
LAND USE PLANNING
LAND USE REGULATIONS
LAND VALUE
LARGE CITIES
LAWS
LEGISLATION
LOCAL GOVERNMENT
LOCAL GOVERNMENT BUDGETS
LOCAL GOVERNMENTS
LOW-INCOME HOUSEHOLDS
MARKET PRICES
MUNICIPAL
MUNICIPAL ADMINISTRATION
NATIONAL HOUSING POLICY
NATURAL RESOURCES
NEW TOWNS
POLITICAL ECONOMY
POPULATION GROWTH
PRODUCTIVITY
PROPERTY RIGHT
PROPERTY RIGHTS
PROPERTY VALUE
PUBLIC AGENCIES
PUBLIC INVESTMENT
PURCHASING POWER
REAL ESTATE
REAL ESTATE INDUSTRY
REAL ESTATE MARKETS
REAL ESTATE TRANSACTIONS
REGIONAL CITIES
REGULATORY FRAMEWORK
RENT CONTROL
RESOURCE MANAGEMENT
RISK MANAGEMENT
RURAL POPULATION
SEWAGE
SLUMS
SMALL TOWNS
SQUATTER SETTLEMENTS
SQUATTERS
STREET CHILDREN
SUBDIVISIONS
SUSTAINABLE DEVELOPMENT
SUSTAINABLE GROWTH
SUSTAINABLE USE
TAXATION
TOWN PLANNING
TRAFFIC CONGESTION
TRANSACTION COSTS
TRANSPORT
URBAN
URBAN AGGLOMERATION ECONOMIES
URBAN AGGLOMERATIONS
URBAN AREAS
URBAN DESIGN
URBAN DEVELOPMENT
URBAN DWELLERS
URBAN ECONOMICS
URBAN ECONOMY
URBAN ENVIRONMENT
URBAN EXPANSION
URBAN GROWTH
URBAN HOUSING
URBAN INFRASTRUCTURE
URBAN LAND
URBAN LIFE
URBAN MANAGEMENT
URBAN PLANNERS
URBAN PLANNING
URBAN PLANNING EDUCATION
URBAN POLICIES
URBAN POLICY
URBAN POPULATION
URBAN POPULATION GROWTH
URBAN RENEWAL
URBAN RESEARCH
URBAN SETTLEMENTS
URBANISM
URBANIZATION
VILLAGES
WATER SUPPLY
ZONING
Yuen, Belinda
Choi, Songsu
Making Spatial Change in Pakistan Cities Growth Enhancing
geographic_facet South Asia
Pakistan
relation World Bank Policy Paper Series on Pakistan;no. PK 11/12
description Cities' development matters to Pakistan. It is central to economic growth, job creation and quality of life. This is also one of the core themes in the 2011 Government of Pakistan Framework for Economic Growth (FEG). This paper explores the conditions for growth-enhancing spatial change in Pakistan s cities. Cities' development matters to Pakistan. Two strands of analysis are developed. First, it reviews the performance and impact of land use planning in Pakistan's cities while understanding the institutional culture and rules of the game of urban development practices. Given limited availability of urban data, much of this analysis is based on Pakistan's most urbanized province: Punjab, and large cities, primarily Lahore and Karachi. Second, it uses meta-analysis to suggest an agenda of policy options and priorities that could strengthen Pakistan's prudent implementation of spatial potentials and help materialize its cities' creative capital.Following the introduction the paper examines the critical role cities have in Pakistan's economy and development performance. It provides an analysis of Pakistan's current approach to urban development, examining Pakistan's urban planning and development institutions, legislation and practices with the view to identify critical consequences and constraints hampering balanced urban development. Consequently it offers an agenda of objectives and policy options based on international best practices and key actions to address those constraints and guide spatial change in Pakistan's cities. Lastly, it concludes that successful urban transformation requires political will, a sense of urgency and a commitment for shared action.
format Publications & Research :: Working Paper
author Yuen, Belinda
Choi, Songsu
author_facet Yuen, Belinda
Choi, Songsu
author_sort Yuen, Belinda
title Making Spatial Change in Pakistan Cities Growth Enhancing
title_short Making Spatial Change in Pakistan Cities Growth Enhancing
title_full Making Spatial Change in Pakistan Cities Growth Enhancing
title_fullStr Making Spatial Change in Pakistan Cities Growth Enhancing
title_full_unstemmed Making Spatial Change in Pakistan Cities Growth Enhancing
title_sort making spatial change in pakistan cities growth enhancing
publisher World Bank, Washington, DC
publishDate 2014
url http://documents.worldbank.org/curated/en/2012/09/19309506/making-spatial-change-pakistan-cities-growth-enhancing
http://hdl.handle.net/10986/17879
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spelling okr-10986-178792021-04-23T14:03:40Z Making Spatial Change in Pakistan Cities Growth Enhancing Yuen, Belinda Choi, Songsu ACCOUNTABILITY AIR QUALITY BUILDING MATERIALS CARBON CITIES CITY PLANNING CLIMATE CHANGE COMMUNITIES COMMUNITY FACILITIES CONSTRUCTION CONSTRUCTION INDUSTRY DECENTRALIZATION DECISION MAKING DEFICITS DEVELOPED COUNTRIES DEVELOPMENT AUTHORITIES DEVOLUTION DISTRICT GOVERNMENTS DRAINAGE SERVICES DWELLING DWELLING UNITS ECONOMIC ACTIVITY ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT ECONOMIC FACTORS ECONOMIC FUNCTIONS ECONOMIC GROWTH ECONOMIC INSTRUMENTS ECONOMICS EFFECTIVE USE EMISSIONS EMPLOYMENT ENTREPRENEURSHIP ENVIRONMENTAL ENVIRONMENTAL DEGRADATION ENVIRONMENTAL ISSUES ENVIRONMENTAL PROBLEMS EXPENDITURES GOVERNMENT REFORM HABITAT HOUSING HOUSING DEMAND HOUSING MARKETS HOUSING NEEDS HOUSING PRICES HOUSING SHORTAGE HOUSING STOCK HOUSING SUPPLY HOUSING UNITS HUMAN SETTLEMENTS INFLATION INFLATION RATES INNER CITIES LAND ADMINISTRATION LAND DEVELOPMENT LAND MANAGEMENT LAND MARKET LAND MARKETS LAND OWNERSHIP LAND POLICIES LAND PRICES LAND SPECULATION LAND SUPPLY LAND TITLING LAND TRANSACTIONS LAND TRANSFER LAND USE LAND USE PLANNING LAND USE REGULATIONS LAND VALUE LARGE CITIES LAWS LEGISLATION LOCAL GOVERNMENT LOCAL GOVERNMENT BUDGETS LOCAL GOVERNMENTS LOW-INCOME HOUSEHOLDS MARKET PRICES MUNICIPAL MUNICIPAL ADMINISTRATION NATIONAL HOUSING POLICY NATURAL RESOURCES NEW TOWNS POLITICAL ECONOMY POPULATION GROWTH PRODUCTIVITY PROPERTY RIGHT PROPERTY RIGHTS PROPERTY VALUE PUBLIC AGENCIES PUBLIC INVESTMENT PURCHASING POWER REAL ESTATE REAL ESTATE INDUSTRY REAL ESTATE MARKETS REAL ESTATE TRANSACTIONS REGIONAL CITIES REGULATORY FRAMEWORK RENT CONTROL RESOURCE MANAGEMENT RISK MANAGEMENT RURAL POPULATION SEWAGE SLUMS SMALL TOWNS SQUATTER SETTLEMENTS SQUATTERS STREET CHILDREN SUBDIVISIONS SUSTAINABLE DEVELOPMENT SUSTAINABLE GROWTH SUSTAINABLE USE TAXATION TOWN PLANNING TRAFFIC CONGESTION TRANSACTION COSTS TRANSPORT URBAN URBAN AGGLOMERATION ECONOMIES URBAN AGGLOMERATIONS URBAN AREAS URBAN DESIGN URBAN DEVELOPMENT URBAN DWELLERS URBAN ECONOMICS URBAN ECONOMY URBAN ENVIRONMENT URBAN EXPANSION URBAN GROWTH URBAN HOUSING URBAN INFRASTRUCTURE URBAN LAND URBAN LIFE URBAN MANAGEMENT URBAN PLANNERS URBAN PLANNING URBAN PLANNING EDUCATION URBAN POLICIES URBAN POLICY URBAN POPULATION URBAN POPULATION GROWTH URBAN RENEWAL URBAN RESEARCH URBAN SETTLEMENTS URBANISM URBANIZATION VILLAGES WATER SUPPLY ZONING Cities' development matters to Pakistan. It is central to economic growth, job creation and quality of life. This is also one of the core themes in the 2011 Government of Pakistan Framework for Economic Growth (FEG). This paper explores the conditions for growth-enhancing spatial change in Pakistan s cities. Cities' development matters to Pakistan. Two strands of analysis are developed. First, it reviews the performance and impact of land use planning in Pakistan's cities while understanding the institutional culture and rules of the game of urban development practices. Given limited availability of urban data, much of this analysis is based on Pakistan's most urbanized province: Punjab, and large cities, primarily Lahore and Karachi. Second, it uses meta-analysis to suggest an agenda of policy options and priorities that could strengthen Pakistan's prudent implementation of spatial potentials and help materialize its cities' creative capital.Following the introduction the paper examines the critical role cities have in Pakistan's economy and development performance. It provides an analysis of Pakistan's current approach to urban development, examining Pakistan's urban planning and development institutions, legislation and practices with the view to identify critical consequences and constraints hampering balanced urban development. Consequently it offers an agenda of objectives and policy options based on international best practices and key actions to address those constraints and guide spatial change in Pakistan's cities. Lastly, it concludes that successful urban transformation requires political will, a sense of urgency and a commitment for shared action. 2014-04-17T14:55:21Z 2014-04-17T14:55:21Z 2012-09 http://documents.worldbank.org/curated/en/2012/09/19309506/making-spatial-change-pakistan-cities-growth-enhancing http://hdl.handle.net/10986/17879 English en_US World Bank Policy Paper Series on Pakistan;no. PK 11/12 CC BY 3.0 IGO http://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/3.0/igo/ World Bank, Washington, DC Publications & Research :: Working Paper South Asia Pakistan