Systems Dynamics Approach for Objective Assessment of Essential Environmental Facilities and their Policy Needs : Sapporo Case Study

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In pursuit of planning and providing for Essential Environmental Facilities to an optimum quantity and desirable quality in tune with the ever changing socioeconomic characteristics of the people of an Urban area, the responsible Local Govts often confront conflicting ideals, complex physical and social environment and acute financial constraints. For sustained efforts to avoid and curtail furtherance of Social, Economic and Physical blight, many theories and models have been attempted. Since complex urban system involves interaction and interference of internal and external factors a comprehensive system model that could explain and examine the various factors needed to be understood to frame short and long term policy guidelines, particularly in the area of essential environmental facilities has been of paramount importance. In this direction a small attempt has been made in this study to search for a systems model which could possibly address the problem in accordance with the famous wordings of Abraham Lincoln" If we could first know where we are and whither we are tending, we could better judge what to do and how to do it".
北海道大学の論文
1987-08-20