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Participatory multi-criteria decision analysis: a new tool for integrated development planning

Leanne ScottView further author information
Pages 695-716 | Published online: 19 Jan 2007

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Tshepang Molale & Lynnette Fourie. (2023) A six-step framework for participatory communication and institutionalised participation in South Africa’s municipal IDP processes. Development in Practice 33:6, pages 675-686.
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Joseph R. Kakeneno & Cathal MacSwiney Brugha. (2016) Usability of Nomology-based methodologies in supporting problem structuring across cultures: the case of participatory decision-making in Tanzania rural communities. Central European Journal of Operations Research 25:2, pages 393-415.
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Maléne Campbell, Verna Nel & Thulisile Mphambukeli. (2017) A thriving coal mining city in crisis? The governance and spatial planning challenges at Witbank, South Africa. Land Use Policy 62, pages 223-231.
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Thomas J. Huggins, Robin Peace, Stephen R. Hill, David M. Johnston & Alicia Cuevas Muñiz. (2015) Politics of Practical and Academic Knowledge: A Q-Method Analysis of Gauging Community Disaster Resilience. Journal of Contingencies and Crisis Management 23:4, pages 246-256.
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Antonio Ioris & Maria Costa. (2009) The Challenge to Revert Unsustainable Trends: Uneven Development and Water Degradation in the Rio de Janeiro Metropolitan Area. Sustainability 1:2, pages 133-160.
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