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The book analyzed and revealed that poor liveability status was correlated in a study of some six cities of the Niger Delta region of Nigeria. A total of 2,197 household (residents') population sample whose scaled perception response scores were used to ascertain their liveability status and comparative ranking. This book would serve as a useful template for town and urban planners, architects, city mayors, regional urban growth/ development administrators, transport/ population growth/ trend forecasters in cities of most developing countries. It's indeed a road map for cities' liveability…mehr

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The book analyzed and revealed that poor liveability status was correlated in a study of some six cities of the Niger Delta region of Nigeria. A total of 2,197 household (residents') population sample whose scaled perception response scores were used to ascertain their liveability status and comparative ranking. This book would serve as a useful template for town and urban planners, architects, city mayors, regional urban growth/ development administrators, transport/ population growth/ trend forecasters in cities of most developing countries. It's indeed a road map for cities' liveability status and quality of life (QOL) assessment, evaluation and comparative ranking.
Autorenporträt
Albert K. Chepaka holds a Bsc from NAU, Flagstaff, PGD & Msc in Environmental Management (Enugu), Ph.D in urban Planning & Development at the university of Port Harcourt, Nigeria. He is currently the CEO of Alchez Nig. Ltd. Has passion for environmental quality and overall liveabilism especially in developing nations.