Public Participation in the Kuala Lumpur Draft City Plan 2020

Jamalunlaili Abdullah · Che Bon Ahmad · Sri Rahayu Mohd Sa’ad · Shariman Abdul Wahab

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Local Plan of every city in the world reflects its policies and public needs. Hence, it is vital to decide the suitable process representing the public voice. This paper analyses the process of public participation during the preparation of the Kuala Lumpur City Plan (KLCP). Its objective is to determine the levels of awareness and activism, and the planning issues, objectives and comments that concern the public most. The outcome is expected to shed more insights into the process of public participation in planning in Malaysia concerning urban development of the Malaysian capital.

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