Pregledni rad
https://doi.org/10.5673/sip.50.2.4
Social Impact Assessment in Urban and Regional Planning
Danijela Milojkić
; Arhitektonski fakultet, Departman za urbanizam, Univerzitet u Beogradu, Srbija
Sažetak
European institutions, international organizations and a number of theoretical works hold a
view that the Social impact assessment - the SIA analysis - contributes to a stable, equitable
and sustainable development management, preventing the unnecessary waste of money and
other resources on neutralizing the negative effects of planned interventions. However, most
often than not, the phrase ‘planned intervention’ does not denote an intervention in the field
of urban and spatial planning – it indicates any action in any sector which was planned in
advance and has a potential impact on life quality. The lack of specific differentiation of
the SIA definition in relation to urban and regional planning represents a problem when
establishing the framework in which the SIA is conducted in this area - there are difficulties
in the operationalization of the problem, the defining of actors and the formulation of further
issues which occur in the attempt to conduct the SIA. This paper presents the complexity of
the existing definitions of the SIA, an attempt to unify their diverse elements through content
and critical analysis and, after defining the SIA framework for spatial and urban planning, it
offers further research guidelines which will allow professionals to manage this mechanism
efficiently and effectively.
Ključne riječi
elements of the SIA; product of planning; development processes; decision making; consequences of the development
Hrčak ID:
89171
URI
Datum izdavanja:
28.9.2012.
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