Скачать с ютуб In the zone: What can the UK learn from planning reforms abroad? в хорошем качестве

In the zone: What can the UK learn from planning reforms abroad?

4:27 - Ant Breach lays out the current state of the zoning system in the UK 8:13 - Jenny Schuetz on zone-based systems in the US 15:01 - Stu Donovan on the changes to the planning system in New Zealand 20:31 - Ant on the mix of zoning and discretionary planning systems 23:49 - The pressure to reform 35:35 - Central vs local government in the planning system 38:34 - The benefits of a zone-based planning system 45:38 - The potential pitfalls of a zone-based planning system The new Labour government has placed housing delivery at the heart of its economic growth strategy, with plans to set out new mandatory housing targets for every council in England. This starts with reforming the current planning system to support more housebuilding, but what does this look like in practice? Join Centre for Cities and planning experts from the USA and New Zealand to discuss what the UK can learn from places with zoning-based planning systems, and what a zoning system for the UK might look like. Speakers: Stu Donovan, Senior Fellow, Motu Research Jenny Schuetz, Senior Fellow, Brookings Metro Ant Breach, Associate Director, Centre for Cities Chair: Andrew Carter, Centre for Cities