Chapter 5. URBAN FORMS AND SETTLEMENT PATTERNS
The Philippines needs a new way of developing its towns and cities to make them ... the need for greater housing affordability; concerns about safety and security; a ... locally based jobs; and the need to provide public transport more efficiently. There is an increasing interest in improving the planning and development of our towns and cities ...
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