This is a tool kit for trainers and facilitators who want to plan workshops and other types of learning experiences based on the concepts and ideas covered in Book One.

This manual has planning tools to increase collaboration and participation within local governments, NGOs, CBOs, leaders, staff, and citizen constituents. Part I includes the participatory planning process as it has evolved over time and provides strategies for implementing the process.

The book includes training design ideas and exercises in case you want to organise and conduct a more traditional learning event. For example, you might want to conduct a short workshop to introduce the concepts and ideas of participatory planning to local government and community leaders, brief trainers and facilitators on how to use the materials to design or facilitate a participatory planning process working with a planning team assembled by local leaders.

This is the premier edition of State of World Cities, now a biennual flagship publication of UN-HABITAT. With a foreword by UN Secretary-General Kofi Anan and an introduction by UN-HABITAT Executive Director Mrs. Anna Tibaijuka, the publication was the first attempt by UN-HABITAT to monitor, analyze and report on major areas of the Habitat Agenda in terms of the realities faced by urban population and urban policy makers.

The publication provides a systematic and comprehensive overview of the current Land Information Service (LIS) and develops three alternatives for the computerization of LIS in the Kenyan institutional context.

This publication promotes the facilitation of property rights and tenure security to all segments of the population through effective and efficient planning and management of land.

This comprehensive review of the world’s cities analyses the positive and negative impacts on human settlements of the global trends towards social and economic integration and the rapid changes in information and communication technologies.The United Nations Centre for Human Settlements (Habitat) draws on specially commissioned and contributed background papers from more than 80 leading international specialists.

This is the premier edition of State of World Cities, now a biennual flagship publication of UN-HABITAT. With a foreword by UN Secretary-General Kofi Anan and an introduction by UN-HABITAT Executive Director Mrs. Anna Tibaijuka, the publication was the first attempt by UN-HABITAT to monitor, analyze and report on major areas of the Habitat Agenda in terms of the realities faced by urban population and urban policy makers.

This publication highlights the importance of introducing education in schools and communities of how to effectively manage the use of water in African cities.

One of the most comprehensive works on homelessness globally. Provides a typology and examples of strategies to prevent and combat homelessness. It also includes typologies and characteristics of homeless people (and street children), and a discussion on the concept of homelessness.