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Land
and Water Australia has funded a study into peri-urban development
in Australia. The study is being carried out by researchers at RMIT
University in Melbourne and Griffith University in Brisbane. This
landmark study of peri-urban regions in two Australian states, Victoria
and Queensland, has two key aims. First, it will investigate the nature
and extent of contemporary peri urban regions in Australia. This will
involve an examination of environmental, social and economic trends in
two peri-urban areas, and a description and analysis of current
governance, institutional, policy and management arrangements and an
evaluation of their adequacy. Second, it will outline the implications
of social, economic and environmental changes for future land use and
management; identify likely future patterns of socio-economic,
agricultural, cultural, natural resource development, environmental and
land use change in peri-urban landscapes; and develop scenarios for
future land use and management based on 'business as usual',
interventionist and deregulated options.
Last updated 12/11/2007
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NEWS
Change and Continuity in Peri-urban Australia,State of the Peri-urban Regions: A Review of the Literature (Monograph 1) and Change and Continuity in Peri-urban Australia, State of the Peri-urban Regions: Subject Bibliography is available . Monographs 2 and 3 in the series, Case Studies of the Bendigo Corridor (Victoria) and the Extended Western Corridor\ (South East Queensland) are available. Also Monograph 4, Change and Continuity in Peri-urban Australia, Peri-Urban Futures & Sustainable Development is now available (see Publications) |
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