Plan monitoring: Are we getting it right? (Part 2) - an update on monitoring the Greater Vancouver Regional District's Livable Region Strategic Plan
Abstract
In the November 1997 issue of Plan
Canada, Alan Young summarized the
1997 CIP Conference session titled Plan
Monitoring: Are we getting it right?. The session
included a general overview of monitoring
and case studies of how Calgary and
Greater Vancouver are approaching the
challenges of plan monitoring.
A year later, the Greater Vancouver
Regional District (GVRD) completed an
annual report, while further developing
various aspects of a monitoring program
for the Livable Region Strategic Plan
(LRSP). These efforts have answered some
questions, raised others, and helped us
learn about the possibilities and pitfalls of
plan monitoring.
Identifier (Other)
DOI: 10.25316/IR-1555Collections
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