Urbanization Trends in Bolivia : Opportunities and Challenges
This note is a summary of a report that considers urban areas as the complement to rural areas that will allow the Plurinational State of Bolivia to achieve the goals set forth in its Patriotic Agenda for the Bicentennial 2025. The report uses data...
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okr-10986-234912021-04-23T14:04:15Z Urbanization Trends in Bolivia : Opportunities and Challenges Trohanis, Zoe Elena Zangerling, Bontje Marie Sanchez-Reaza, Javier URBAN TRANSPORT SANITATION SOCIAL INCLUSION EMPLOYMENT CITY OFFICIALS ECONOMIC GROWTH LOCAL AUTHORITIES URBANIZATION BIG CITIES WASTE MANAGEMENT AUTONOMY LAWS LOCAL GOVERNMENTS LABOR FORCE WATER SUPPLY SERVICES PUBLIC SERVICES SEWAGE HOUSING NATIONAL DEVELOPMENT SOLID WASTE COLLECTION MAYORS CAPACITY BUILDING SOCIAL STRUCTURE ENVIRONMENTAL SUSTAINABILITY PROJECTS CITIES PROVISION OF SERVICES SOCIAL BENEFITS NATIONAL LEVEL RURAL ENVIRONMENT VULNERABILITY MUNICIPALITIES NATIONAL POPULATION KNOWLEDGE WASTEWATER TREATMENT LABOR MARKET PUBLIC POLICY CONURBATION AIR POLLUTION TRAINING DEVELOPMENT PLANNING TRANSPORT POPULATION GROWTH POPULATION DIVISION URBAN LABOR CITIZEN PARTICIPATION METROPOLITAN AREAS URBAN MANAGEMENT PRODUCTIVITY CITIZEN MIGRATION MUNICIPAL GOVERNMENTS ADOPTION POLLUTION HOUSEHOLD SURVEYS DISASTERS CONCENTRATION OF POPULATION SERVICE PROVISION LABOR SERVICE DELIVERY MIGRANTS NATURAL RESOURCES URBAN DWELLERS INFRASTRUCTURE LAND USE CITY POPULATION LAND USE PLANS TRANSPORTATION POPULATION GROWTH TRENDS CLIMATE CHANGE POLICIES ENVIRONMENTAL MANAGEMENT URBAN PLANNING DECENTRALIZATION PROCESS SERVICE UTILITY URBAN ENVIRONMENTS ECONOMIC FUNCTIONS OF CITIES RAPID POPULATION GROWTH SOLID WASTE URBAN CENTERS SECONDARY CITIES URBAN EXPANSION SUSTAINABLE GROWTH POPULATION DENSITY URBAN AREAS MANDATES INFRASTRUCTURE CONSTRUCTION INSTITUTIONAL CAPACITY URBAN DEVELOPMENT POLICY CITIZENS QUALITY OF LIFE GOVERNANCE MUNICIPAL DEVELOPMENT SOCIAL AFFAIRS ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT SEWAGE TREATMENT LAND GROUNDWATER CENSUSES HOUSING MARKETS POVERTY RURAL AREAS WASTE COLLECTION SEPTIC TANKS INTERNAL MIGRATION CIT DECENTRALIZATION YOUNG PEOPLE POPULATION DEVELOPMENT PLANS LABOR MARKETS POLICY ANALYSIS URBAN BASIC SERVICES URBAN GOVERNMENTS PUBLIC SERVICE RURAL DEVELOPMENT URBAN SPRAWL URBAN POPULATION URBANIZATION PROCESS MUNICIPAL This note is a summary of a report that considers urban areas as the complement to rural areas that will allow the Plurinational State of Bolivia to achieve the goals set forth in its Patriotic Agenda for the Bicentennial 2025. The report uses data available at the national level from censuses and household surveys from the National Statistics Institute (INE) and the Social and Economic Policy Analysis Unit of the Ministry of Development Planning (UDAPE) to provide a first approximation to: (i) identify opportunities that urban areas present to achieve the objectives of the Patriotic Agenda regarding the reduction of poverty and universal coverage of basic services; (ii) understand and overcome the challenges that the expansion of urban areas present, and understand the growth dynamics of different types of cities; (iii) review the institutional framework and planning tools currently available for urban development; and (iv) provide suggestions for future analysis. However, due to limitations of the available data, the report does not include an economic analysis of urban areas nor an in-depth analysis of issues at city level. It is expected that the results of the report can inform the projects that the Government of Bolivia is developing and implementing in cooperation with the World Bank and other partners, such as improving national data, urban labor markets, poverty and informality, and investment for infrastructure in cities. 2015-12-22T20:35:30Z 2015-12-22T20:35:30Z 2015-05 Brief http://documents.worldbank.org/curated/en/2015/07/24740146/urbanization-trends-bolivia-opportunities-challenges http://hdl.handle.net/10986/23491 English en_US Directions in urban development; CC BY 3.0 IGO http://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/3.0/igo/ World Bank World Bank, Washington, DC Publications & Research :: Brief Publications & Research Bolivia |
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URBAN TRANSPORT SANITATION SOCIAL INCLUSION EMPLOYMENT CITY OFFICIALS ECONOMIC GROWTH LOCAL AUTHORITIES URBANIZATION BIG CITIES WASTE MANAGEMENT AUTONOMY LAWS LOCAL GOVERNMENTS LABOR FORCE WATER SUPPLY SERVICES PUBLIC SERVICES SEWAGE HOUSING NATIONAL DEVELOPMENT SOLID WASTE COLLECTION MAYORS CAPACITY BUILDING SOCIAL STRUCTURE ENVIRONMENTAL SUSTAINABILITY PROJECTS CITIES PROVISION OF SERVICES SOCIAL BENEFITS NATIONAL LEVEL RURAL ENVIRONMENT VULNERABILITY MUNICIPALITIES NATIONAL POPULATION KNOWLEDGE WASTEWATER TREATMENT LABOR MARKET PUBLIC POLICY CONURBATION AIR POLLUTION TRAINING DEVELOPMENT PLANNING TRANSPORT POPULATION GROWTH POPULATION DIVISION URBAN LABOR CITIZEN PARTICIPATION METROPOLITAN AREAS URBAN MANAGEMENT PRODUCTIVITY CITIZEN MIGRATION MUNICIPAL GOVERNMENTS ADOPTION POLLUTION HOUSEHOLD SURVEYS DISASTERS CONCENTRATION OF POPULATION SERVICE PROVISION LABOR SERVICE DELIVERY MIGRANTS NATURAL RESOURCES URBAN DWELLERS INFRASTRUCTURE LAND USE CITY POPULATION LAND USE PLANS TRANSPORTATION POPULATION GROWTH TRENDS CLIMATE CHANGE POLICIES ENVIRONMENTAL MANAGEMENT URBAN PLANNING DECENTRALIZATION PROCESS SERVICE UTILITY URBAN ENVIRONMENTS ECONOMIC FUNCTIONS OF CITIES RAPID POPULATION GROWTH SOLID WASTE URBAN CENTERS SECONDARY CITIES URBAN EXPANSION SUSTAINABLE GROWTH POPULATION DENSITY URBAN AREAS MANDATES INFRASTRUCTURE CONSTRUCTION INSTITUTIONAL CAPACITY URBAN DEVELOPMENT POLICY CITIZENS QUALITY OF LIFE GOVERNANCE MUNICIPAL DEVELOPMENT SOCIAL AFFAIRS ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT SEWAGE TREATMENT LAND GROUNDWATER CENSUSES HOUSING MARKETS POVERTY RURAL AREAS WASTE COLLECTION SEPTIC TANKS INTERNAL MIGRATION CIT DECENTRALIZATION YOUNG PEOPLE POPULATION DEVELOPMENT PLANS LABOR MARKETS POLICY ANALYSIS URBAN BASIC SERVICES URBAN GOVERNMENTS PUBLIC SERVICE RURAL DEVELOPMENT URBAN SPRAWL URBAN POPULATION URBANIZATION PROCESS MUNICIPAL |
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URBAN TRANSPORT SANITATION SOCIAL INCLUSION EMPLOYMENT CITY OFFICIALS ECONOMIC GROWTH LOCAL AUTHORITIES URBANIZATION BIG CITIES WASTE MANAGEMENT AUTONOMY LAWS LOCAL GOVERNMENTS LABOR FORCE WATER SUPPLY SERVICES PUBLIC SERVICES SEWAGE HOUSING NATIONAL DEVELOPMENT SOLID WASTE COLLECTION MAYORS CAPACITY BUILDING SOCIAL STRUCTURE ENVIRONMENTAL SUSTAINABILITY PROJECTS CITIES PROVISION OF SERVICES SOCIAL BENEFITS NATIONAL LEVEL RURAL ENVIRONMENT VULNERABILITY MUNICIPALITIES NATIONAL POPULATION KNOWLEDGE WASTEWATER TREATMENT LABOR MARKET PUBLIC POLICY CONURBATION AIR POLLUTION TRAINING DEVELOPMENT PLANNING TRANSPORT POPULATION GROWTH POPULATION DIVISION URBAN LABOR CITIZEN PARTICIPATION METROPOLITAN AREAS URBAN MANAGEMENT PRODUCTIVITY CITIZEN MIGRATION MUNICIPAL GOVERNMENTS ADOPTION POLLUTION HOUSEHOLD SURVEYS DISASTERS CONCENTRATION OF POPULATION SERVICE PROVISION LABOR SERVICE DELIVERY MIGRANTS NATURAL RESOURCES URBAN DWELLERS INFRASTRUCTURE LAND USE CITY POPULATION LAND USE PLANS TRANSPORTATION POPULATION GROWTH TRENDS CLIMATE CHANGE POLICIES ENVIRONMENTAL MANAGEMENT URBAN PLANNING DECENTRALIZATION PROCESS SERVICE UTILITY URBAN ENVIRONMENTS ECONOMIC FUNCTIONS OF CITIES RAPID POPULATION GROWTH SOLID WASTE URBAN CENTERS SECONDARY CITIES URBAN EXPANSION SUSTAINABLE GROWTH POPULATION DENSITY URBAN AREAS MANDATES INFRASTRUCTURE CONSTRUCTION INSTITUTIONAL CAPACITY URBAN DEVELOPMENT POLICY CITIZENS QUALITY OF LIFE GOVERNANCE MUNICIPAL DEVELOPMENT SOCIAL AFFAIRS ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT SEWAGE TREATMENT LAND GROUNDWATER CENSUSES HOUSING MARKETS POVERTY RURAL AREAS WASTE COLLECTION SEPTIC TANKS INTERNAL MIGRATION CIT DECENTRALIZATION YOUNG PEOPLE POPULATION DEVELOPMENT PLANS LABOR MARKETS POLICY ANALYSIS URBAN BASIC SERVICES URBAN GOVERNMENTS PUBLIC SERVICE RURAL DEVELOPMENT URBAN SPRAWL URBAN POPULATION URBANIZATION PROCESS MUNICIPAL Trohanis, Zoe Elena Zangerling, Bontje Marie Sanchez-Reaza, Javier Urbanization Trends in Bolivia : Opportunities and Challenges |
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This note is a summary of a report that
considers urban areas as the complement to rural areas that
will allow the Plurinational State of Bolivia to achieve the
goals set forth in its Patriotic Agenda for the Bicentennial
2025. The report uses data available at the national level
from censuses and household surveys from the National
Statistics Institute (INE) and the Social and Economic
Policy Analysis Unit of the Ministry of Development Planning
(UDAPE) to provide a first approximation to: (i) identify
opportunities that urban areas present to achieve the
objectives of the Patriotic Agenda regarding the reduction
of poverty and universal coverage of basic services; (ii)
understand and overcome the challenges that the expansion of
urban areas present, and understand the growth dynamics of
different types of cities; (iii) review the institutional
framework and planning tools currently available for urban
development; and (iv) provide suggestions for future
analysis. However, due to limitations of the available data,
the report does not include an economic analysis of urban
areas nor an in-depth analysis of issues at city level. It
is expected that the results of the report can inform the
projects that the Government of Bolivia is developing and
implementing in cooperation with the World Bank and other
partners, such as improving national data, urban labor
markets, poverty and informality, and investment for
infrastructure in cities. |
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Brief |
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Trohanis, Zoe Elena Zangerling, Bontje Marie Sanchez-Reaza, Javier |
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Trohanis, Zoe Elena Zangerling, Bontje Marie Sanchez-Reaza, Javier |
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Trohanis, Zoe Elena |
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Urbanization Trends in Bolivia : Opportunities and Challenges |
title_short |
Urbanization Trends in Bolivia : Opportunities and Challenges |
title_full |
Urbanization Trends in Bolivia : Opportunities and Challenges |
title_fullStr |
Urbanization Trends in Bolivia : Opportunities and Challenges |
title_full_unstemmed |
Urbanization Trends in Bolivia : Opportunities and Challenges |
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urbanization trends in bolivia : opportunities and challenges |
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World Bank, Washington, DC |
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2015 |
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http://documents.worldbank.org/curated/en/2015/07/24740146/urbanization-trends-bolivia-opportunities-challenges http://hdl.handle.net/10986/23491 |
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