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The challenges of developing and managing mixed tenure housing

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Whilst the financial climate is restricting overall investment in affordable housing, mixed tenure developments now account for a greater proportion of the affordable housing investment programme than has ever been the case previously. CIH Scotland has carried out a short piece of research into the practical challenges of developing and then managing mixed tenure developments in Scotland. A survey was sent out to local authorities and housing associations across Scotland in an attempt to gather information on some of the barriers or challenges associated with mixed tenure developments and how organisations have sought to overcome these. A developer perspective was also sought. The briefing argues that The future prospects for new mixed tenure developments will be more affected by funding difficulties than by developer or purchaser attitudes.

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Climate compatible development tools: a guide for national planning

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This user guide considers a wide range of tools for climate compatible development strategy building and planning across adaptation, mitigation and development.

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Rethinking integration

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There has been an enormous amount of academic and policy work on the integration of minority cultural communities, especially certain Muslim communities, into ‘mainstream’ society in the last decade. The Institute for Public Policy Research has published a briefing which outlines a potential new approach, called ‘everyday integration’. It is argued that this approach, grounded in new academic work, provides a better way of both analysing and advancing the possibilities for the integration of different communities into a stable social order.

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A risky climate for Southern African hydro: Assessing hydrological ricks and consequences for Zambezi River basin dams

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This in-depth study of the hydrological risks to hydropower dams on the Zambezi River gives an early warning about what Southern Africa could be facing as it contemplates plans for more large hydropower dams in a time of climate change.

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Vancouver Climate Change Adaptation Strategy

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The purpose of this report is to summarise and outline the expected changes to Vancouver’s climate in the future, identify the potential impacts of these changes, and recommend a comprehensive Climate Change Adaptation Strategy that contributes to the City’s ability to deal with a changing climate over the long term.

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Tourism marketing return on investment: The impact of displacement

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The Department for Culture, Media and Sport (DCMS) commissioned TNS and Optimal Economics to deliver a research report that develops an analytical framework for considering displacement, and applies it to the problem of measuring the return on investment to tourism marketing campaigns. The research finds that existing evaluation methods robustly support DCMS investment in tourism marketing, and that campaigns are likely to generate a significant amount of additional non-displaced consumer spending in tourism markets.

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Overseas Travel and Tourism: August 2012

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The number of visitors to the UK fell in August, despite the Olympics, but the amount they spent rose. Overseas residents made three million visits to the UK in the month, down 5% from August 2011, according to the Office for National Statistics.

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Hotels in India: Trends and opportunities 2012

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This report assesses key trends in the market performance of 13 major Indian cities and presents HVS’ outlook of the markets’ performances in the near future. It also outlines existing and future opportunities in the hospitality industry of specific interest to investors, developers and hotel operators.

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Strategic Environmental Assessment of the Revocation of the South East Regional Strategy: Environmental Report

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This Environmental Report is a consultation document on the likely significant environmental effects of revocation of the South East Plan and the Regional Economic Strategy (which together form the Regional Strategy).

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United Cities and Local Government

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United Cities and Local Governments (UCLG) represents and defends the interests of local governments on the world stage, regardless of the size of the communities they serve. Headquartered in Barcelona, the organisation’s stated mission is: To be the united voice and world advocate of democratic local self-government, promoting its values, objectives and interests, through cooperation between local governments, and within the wider international community. Some of the issues covered include: climate change, sustainable development, migration, responsible tourism, disaster risk reduction, urban mobility, urban strategic planning, and water.

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