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Planning for Conflict: Citizen Participation Guidelines
This report explores the challenge of implementing affordable and low-income housing in the face of organized community opposition, specifically the NIMBY (Not In My Back Yard) phenomenon. While local governments mandate public participation, these processes are frequently co-opted by residents seek
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