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Urban and Regional Planner| GIS| Researcher | Data Management| Community Engagement| Community Planning

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Expert in GIS, Remote Sensing, UAVs and Land Use Planning

Making community-level planning inclusive does not happen by chance. Ensuring #inclusivity in community-level #planning requires #deliberate actions to create #opportunities for the representation and contribution of #marginalized (and minority) groups, including differently-abled persons. We can harness their #unique perspectives and #insights to create more equitable and effective #solutions by actively involving these individuals in the planning process. Community-level planning that overlooks the voices of marginalized groups not only perpetuates inequality but also overlooks valuable contributions that could #enhance the overall #resilience and sustainability of the community. Therefore, it is imperative to implement measures that facilitate the active participation of people with disabilities in #decision-making processes. The Community Action Planning (#CAP) process, through the guideline, makes it explicit for inclusive planning and creates opportunities not just for participation but also for contribution and #involvement. By embracing inclusivity and valuing the contributions of all community members, we can #foster a more equitable and resilient society where everyone has a voice in shaping a collective #future. #InclusivePlanning #CommunityEngagement #DisabilityRights #Equity #Inclusion

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