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    Fostering Competitive Cities and Urban Areas in the Greater Mekong Subregion: Building Inclusive Economic Clusters Sustainably

    Lindfield, Michael | August 2017
    Abstract
    This discussion paper focuses on the urban aspects of the Greater Mekong Subregion (GMS) corridor development and the institutional framework that will be needed to implement investments to bolster the region’s competitiveness. Much work has been done on urban development in the GMS. The GMS Urban Strategy document clearly sets out three areas of focus and describes the cross-cutting theme of competitiveness. Given the experience on a range of projects in the intervening years, it is timely to consider potential strategies, and institutional and funding models, which could further enhance the competitiveness of the region. This paper seeks to canvass such strategies and models.
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    Lindfield, Michael. 2017. Fostering Competitive Cities and Urban Areas in the Greater Mekong Subregion: Building Inclusive Economic Clusters Sustainably. © Asian Development Bank. http://hdl.handle.net/11540/7396. License: CC BY 3.0 IGO.
    Keywords
    Economic development
    Cities
    Sustainable growth
    Economic development
    Urban Plans
    Urbanism
    Urban agriculture
    Rural Urban Migration
    Cities
    Asian Development Bank
    Development
    Sustainable Development
    Urban Area
    Urban Areas
    Urban Population
    Urbanization
    Urban Services
    Urban Projects
    Urban Problems
    Urban Poverty
    Urban Policy
    Urban Planning
    Urban Infrastructure
    Urban Health
    Urban Government
    Urban Economic Development
    Urban Development Finance
    Urban Development
    Urban Conditions
    Urban Communities
    Urban Population
    Investment
    Sustainable development
    Local government
    Urban renewal
    Urban housing
    Urban sociology
    Transit systems
    Rapid transit
    Public transit
    Mass transit
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    Labor Migration
     
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