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The Fundamentals of Planning- A game of Contested Development (Level 1)

Accessibility and InclusionEducation for Sustainable Development (ESD)Open EducationTeaching and Learning Practice

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Contested development is an educational game about urban planning and the environment.
It is designed for use with college students and the public.

Play through stages of the planning process, encounter the real life challenges and solutions faced by teams and try to be first to market!

This resource is for basic introduction team play.

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The beginners team game can be used with any group seeking fundamental knowledge of sustainable development and the planning process. The learning outcomes include knowledge of;
The Roles in the planning and development process
The Stages of Planning
Introduction to Planning Policy

People, communities and initiatives

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Elaine Edmonds

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