...Juan L. Elorduy; Imoleayo Abraham Awodele Public transport accessibility is a key component of inclusive and sustainable urban development, particularly in developing-country contexts, where infrastructural and operational barriers may intensify social exclusion. This study evaluates...

... buildings built environment developing countries public buildings structures and design sustainable cities and communities town and city planning UN SDG 11: Sustainable cities and communities Furthermore, The RPwD (amendment) Act 2024 underscores ensuring accessibility to the built...

... calming measure, the geometric attributes, speed profiles, and public opinion should be considered before implementation. built environment chicanes developing countries micro-simulation road safety safety speed bump traffic calming UN SDG 11: sustainable cities and communities Physical...

... of the Creative Commons Attribution License, which permits unrestricted use, distribution, and reproduction in any medium, provided the original work is properly cited. design developing countries municipal & public service engineering planning & scheduling project management public policy...

... rights reserved 2023 developing countries expert witness public policy sustainability transport planning UN SDG 11: Sustainable cities and communities As social and economic development has accelerated during the past few decades, urban populations have been rising steadily. According...

... Publishing: All rights reserved 2022 developing countries safety & hazards transport planning Pedestrians are considered as one of the most vulnerable road users, accounting for more than 25% of road deaths, indicating that approximately one in four road fatalities is related...

... the intended solutions nullified, due to the anticipated effect of an unsustainable smart city on the environment. The aim of this paper is to identify the key sustainable development factors of smart cities and the challenges of creating smart sustainable cities in developing countries. The study adopted...

...Samiyeh Ghadirzadeh; Babak Mirbaha; Amir Abbas Rassafi Pedestrian safety has become a serious problem with the rapid growth of motorised vehicles in transportation systems in developing countries. Pedestrians often respond differently to changes in surrounding and traffic conditions. A study...

...Emmerentian Mbabazi, PhD The majority of roads in developing countries especially in sub-Saharan Africa remain unpaved. To optimise their social impact, rural roads need to be complemented with convenient and affordable transport services that allow residents to reach markets and basic services...

... fast-track constructions (Myers and Liu, 2005). Apparently, building collapses also ratcheted up in the country within this very period (Heywood, 2010). 29 08 2017 14 03 2018 ICE Publishing: All rights reserved 2018 developing countries social impact sustainability...

..., along with key issues such as the need for qualified BIM professionals capable of operating the software and managing construction as well as coordinating the team members. building information modelling (BIM) developing countries statistical analysis A draft questionnaire was designed from...

.... 02 02 2016 29 11 2016 ICE Publishing: All rights reserved 2016 developing countries infrastructure planning project management Mauritius is a developing small-island-state that is classed as one of the African community of nations. It has a flourishing and competitive...

... 2016 25 10 2016 ICE Publishing: All rights reserved 2016 developing countries public health sewage treatment & disposal In addition to the complex engineering required for thermochemical processing, there are other challenges. For most processes under this category, dried...

... in Ethiopia, and this has contributed to the decline in confidence in the industry in using this type of surfacing (Neaylon and Van Zyl, 2009). 02 09 2015 03 05 2016 ICE Publishing: All rights reserved 2016 developing countries roads & highways sustainability Road...

... are different for different building parameters, would generate its S-value. A high S-value suggests a relatively adequate structural design. 05 10 2015 11 03 2016 ICE Publishing: All rights reserved 2016 developing countries disaster engineering safety & hazards...

...: All rights reserved 2015 developing countries disaster engineering rehabilitation Reliability analysis was conducted on the 40 measure revealed that factor 2 and factor 5 have Cronbach's α of 0·697 and 0·671, respectively. When item 40 (militarisation of humanitarian aid...

.... Preparedness plans in Kathmandu had included 14 03 2014 12 08 2015 ICE Publishing: All rights reserved 2015 developing countries disaster engineering social impact On 18 September 2011, an earthquake of magnitude (M) 6·9 occurred under the Himalayas, with its epicentre...

... a developing country, constitutes a part of this research. These exemplary precedents serve as abundant seismic risk prevention models for an assessment of their applicability in Karachi. Ironically, certain worrisome vulnerability inducing factors such as unplanned settlements, rapid urbanisation, non...

... ICE Publishing: All rights reserved 2015 developing countries disaster engineering floods & floodworks The performance and serviceability of linear infrastructure is dependent on the suitability of its design and the sufficiency of its construction and maintenance to accommodate...

... to planning and what can be done to overcome this gap in both developing and developed countries. Disaster: On 26 December 2004, an undersea earthquake created tsunami waves that decimated low-lying coastal areas surrounding the Indian Ocean. Banda Aceh, the capital of Aceh province, in northern...