URBAN & REGIONAL PLANNING PROJECT TOPICS AND RESEARCH MATERIALS

• 61. INCREASING PRICE IN HOUSING MATERIALS AND ITS EFFECT ON HOUSING POLICY IN IMO ST...

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• 62. THE EFFECTIVE OF INVENTORY CONTROL IN HOUSING STANDARD(A CASE STUDY OF ABA ROAD ...

  » CHAPTER ONE INTRODUCTION 1.1 BACKGROUND OF THE STUDY Inventories are the soul and life wire of any manufacturing organization. It is also regarded as the next most current assets of an establishment after cash at hand or in the bank, this is so because, and it can be easily converted into cash, especially the finished goods, once it is sold and paid for. Inventory control is an important and expen...Continue Reading »

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• 63. URBAN HOUSING AFFORDABILITY AND HOUSING POLICY DILEMMAS IN NIGERIA

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• 64. PATTERNS OF URBAN HOUSING FINANCE IN NIGERIA ( A CASE STUDY OF YENAGOA IN BAYELS...

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• 65. ANALYSIS OF DRAINAGE SYSTEM IN MANDO OF IGABI IGA OF KADUNA STATE

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• 66. THE USE OF DEMOGRAPHICS STUDIES IN POPULATION CONTROL IN DEVELOPING COUNTRIES= D...

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• 67. LAND USE POLICY AND TOURISM DEVELOPMENT IN NIGERIA …A CASE STUDY OF OLUMO ROCK...

  » LAND USE POLICY AND TOURISM DEVELOPMENT IN NIGERIA …A CASE STUDY OF OLUMO ROCK IN OGUN STATE...Continue Reading »

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• 68. FIRE SERVICE OPERATIONS IN NIGERIA: PROBLEMS AND PROSPECTS, A CASE STUDY OF CALA...

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• 69. QUANTITY SURVEYING PRACTICE IN NIGERIA, PROBLEMS AND PROSPECTS FOR IMPROVEMENT= ...

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• 70. THE EFFECTS OF LAND USE ACT ON SUSTAINABLE HOUSING PROVISION IN NIGERIA: THE LAG...

  » CHAPTER ONE INTRODUCTION 1.1 BACKGROUND TO THE STUDY Land use regulations and controls are used to restrict the rights of private land holders in the use of land. The regulations are used to protect public interest in the use of private land. The regulations stem from the need to provide public amenities, to increase the efficiency of land use, to limit urban sprawl and unnecessary encroachment on...Continue Reading »

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• 71. THE IMPACT OF PUBLIC PIT TOILET SYSTEM AND ITS ASSOCIATED PROBLEMS IN NSUKKA LOC...

  » CHAPTER ONEINTRODUCTION Background of the study A pit toilet is a type of toilet that collects human feces in a hole in the ground. They use either no water or one to three liters per flush with pour flush pit latrines. When properly built and maintained they can decrease the spread of disease by reducing the amount of human feces in the environment from open defecation. This decreases the transfe...Continue Reading »

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• 72. COMMUNITY SELF-HELP PROJECTS AND RURAL DEVELOPMENT: A STUDY OF SELECTED COMMUNIT...

  » CHAPTER ONE INTRODUCTION 1.1 BACKGROUND OF THE STUDY Rural community development through self help approach is an age long social activity in our society. Even before the advent of the colonial administration, people had at different time in history, organized themselves into group and had employed communal resource to provide physical improvement and functional facilities in their respective loca...Continue Reading »

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• 73. RURAL DEPOPULATION: THE PLANNING IMPLICATIONS FOR THE DEVELOPMENT OF URBAN LAGOS

  » INTRODUCTIONThe process of urbanization continues to be more rapid and massive, challenging and affects a greater part of the world than ever before. The move from mainly rural society to an urbanized world has also impacted on all aspects of human lives. In 1950 less than one third of the human race were living in cities, but by 2025, it is expected that two thirds will live in cities and 90 perc...Continue Reading »

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• 74. BUILDING COLLAPSES SYNDROME AND LAGOS STATE URBAN AND REGIONAL PLANNING

  » CHAPTER ONE INTRODUCTION Background of the study Building is one of the basic needs of human kind. Apart from giving protection from elements of nature and providing storehouse for personal possessions; shelter in accordance with contemporary modern standards, must offer such infrastructure and services that would make dwellings conducive. The need for a decent and safe home cannot be overemphasiz...Continue Reading »

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• 75. ASSESSMENT OF LANDSCAPE PLANNING IN NIGERIA URBAN CENTERS, A CASES STUDY OF OSOG...

  » CHAPTER ONE 1.0. INTRODUCTION 1.1. BACKGROUND OF THE STUDY Land is one of the resources of the ecosystem, central to the existence of man and the assessment of land as an aspect of resource management is germane to effective planning and sustainable development. Land usually functions as corridors for fresh air supply and facilitates good air circulation in general; it enhances the recreational qu...Continue Reading »

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• 76. AN ASSESSMENT ON HOUSING DEVELOPMENT TRENDS IN ANANTIGHA, CALABAR

  » 1.0 INTRODUCTION The diversity of buildings, their great historical and cultural value, the uniqueness of the spatial aspect, the richness of architectural forms and details, and the trees often found there, all have a substantial influence on the quality of housing as perceived by the residents. The qualities of spatial aspect and layout, often supplemented by the specific manner in which they ar...Continue Reading »

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• 77. ASSESSING THE SPATIAL DISTRIBUTION AND LOCATIONAL IMPACT OF PETROL SERVICE STATI...

  » CHAPTER ONE INTRODUCTION 1.1 Background of study The technological initiative of man towards the development of automobile and the discovery of petroleum triggered the building of petrol service stations at strategic locations to meet the demand of vehicle owners (Abdul et al., 2009). In recent times, there has been a sustained increase in the number of petrol stations established in different par...Continue Reading »

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• 78. IMPACT OF URBAN EXPANSION ON TENURE SECURITY IN CASE OF GUDER TOWN

  » CHAPTER ONE 1. Introduction 1.1.Background of The study The process of urban expansion is a worldwide phenomenon, recorded in the history of all urban centres. It started with the earliest human civilization of Babylonians’ (Cemea, 1997). Urbanization, the process of urban expansion, may involve both horizontal and vertical expansion of the physical structure of urban areas. And horizontal e...Continue Reading »

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• 79. ASSESSMENT OF RURAL DEVELOPMENT IN IKOT ABASI LOCAL GOVERNMENT AREA (A CASE STUD...

  » ABSTRACT Rural development is aimed at improving and expanding physical facilities towards enhancing the quality of life and standard of living of the people. Population size is an important factor in rural development. When government provides social amenities, communities with large populations are usually favoured because it is more economical and viable to establish social amenities in populou...Continue Reading »

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• 80. THE DEVELOPMENT AND PROMOTION OF JACANRANDA POTTERY FOR SUSTAINABLE DEVELOPMENT ...

  » CHAPTER ONE INTRODUCTION 1.1 Background of the Study A good number of the countries across the globe are promoting micro finance institutions not only as a small and medium scales enterprises (SMEs) development intervention but also as a SMEs development panacea. Allured by the success of micro credit institutions in developed countries, the developmental economists in under developed and developi...Continue Reading »

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