... participation and demonstrate how UFM provides a technical framework for converting collective demands into actionable and evidence-based public policies. By focusing on more than 3,000 citizen proposals submitted in 2025, the research investigates how civic participation reflects social priorities and how...

... on services is statistically significant but still rather small. For most types of facilities, an increase in the building condition by one on the 1–5 scale, satisfaction with the service quality is estimated to increase with around 1% (Table 4). Public sector Public policy Survey Facility management...

... on to argue that poor facilities’ conditions are, to some extent, because of myopic politicians who are unable to make long-run prioritizations, and thus favor other expenditures that are more visible to voters in the short run. Public sector Survey Management Public policy Facility management Local...

... solutions and better value for money. Peter E.D. Love can be contacted at: p.love@curtin.edu.au © Emerald Group Publishing Limited 2014 Procurement Public policy Public sector Integrated project delivery has been described as a process that collaboratively harnesses the talents...

... and Cultural Organization) in 1980. It explores the evolution of the urban form, especially concerning public policies and development strategies as the motors to prompt the city's expansion. Design/methodology/approach Landscape architecture concepts were employed to understand impacts caused...

... study research and interviews with local government managers and local residents conducted by the author. Findings The financing, planning and management of community facilities has emerged as a major public policy issue in Australia in recent years as assets acquired in the post‐World War II years...