Regional Infrastructure Development Intervention - Ilesanmi, Felix Aromo
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In this book, Prof. F.A. Ilesanmi presented intervention as an act of God and the ultimate purpose of the Urban and Regional Planning profession. He argued that the rationale for intervention is to bring about growth, development, progress, prosperity, improved living standard, livability and happiness all these being technically different and hierarchical. Making references to diverse measures of these concept, he used those of the United Nations Development Programme (UNDP), CEBR, Legatum and Forbe, the author showed that ECOWAS Member States are generally lowly placed at the bottom of the…mehr

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Produktbeschreibung
In this book, Prof. F.A. Ilesanmi presented intervention as an act of God and the ultimate purpose of the Urban and Regional Planning profession. He argued that the rationale for intervention is to bring about growth, development, progress, prosperity, improved living standard, livability and happiness all these being technically different and hierarchical. Making references to diverse measures of these concept, he used those of the United Nations Development Programme (UNDP), CEBR, Legatum and Forbe, the author showed that ECOWAS Member States are generally lowly placed at the bottom of the ladder in terms of human development, prosperity and happiness, hence the need for ECOWAS Intervention based on the ECOWAS Treaty as revised. He recommended among other things, a Ten-Year Ten-Sector Intervention Plan for ECOWAS with a Directorate of Intervention to prosecute same.
Autorenporträt
Professor Felix Aromo Ilesanmi was born in 1961 in Supare, Ondo State, Nigeria. He holds the ND and HND Architecture, PGDTE, PGDURP, MURP and Ph.D. in Urban and Regional Planning. He teaches and practices in the Federal University of Technology, Yola, Nigeria with special interest in Master Planning and Regional Infrastructure Development Planning.