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The nature of context-sensitive solutions, stakeholder involvement and critical issues in the urban context.

Content Provider	Semantic Scholar
Author	Panero, Marta A. Botha, Jan L.
Copyright Year	2011
Abstract	This study examines the issue of conflicting demands in developing projects in a timely manner while involving stakeholders in the context of a relatively new policy framework – Context Sensitive Solutions (CSS) – which supports the early integration of stakeholders into the planning process. CSS is a relatively new process and not consistently interpreted or applied across states and/or agencies. Findings suggest that the extent to which public agencies apply the CSS framework and involve and respond to stakeholders depends on each agency's interest in engaging the public in the planning process to find the best-fit project for a community. Agency staff need to understand the benefits flowing from community involvement, including gaining constituents' buy-in and support for project financing. A movement toward standardizing CSS policies and directives across the country will facilitate a public discussion about the benefits of engaging communities into the project design phase and away from solely expert-based designs.
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Language	English
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Content Type	Text
Resource Type	Article

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