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| BUILT ENVIRONMENT Introduction
to the Built Environmnet of Conservation
Geographic Information for the Built Environment
of Conservation
- Please read the Note before downloading the
information -
Very Important Note:
1. Make sure that you have downloaded ArcExplorer from the links below or have
access to the utility programs
2. Click on the "Geographic Information" link above and choose open file.
Click OK on the message and then click on UNZIP, and then on CLOSE.
3. Once the files have been extracted and the application closed, click here and choose open
file.
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An Analysis of The Build
Environment of Conservation
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DRIVING FORCE
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PRESSURE
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STATE
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IMPACT
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RESPONSE
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Past
political situation |
Identification
of historical sites-sensitive issue |
Most
historical buildings in central and northern parts of GJ |
Less
formal atmosphere and traffic regulations in south |
Identify
and protect cultural heritage in whole GJ |
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adequate budget for conservation of buildings |
Historic
sited do not generate enough money for their own upkeep |
Buildings
in badly maintained state |
Negative
impact on surrounding environment |
Once
historical site are identifies, they must be maintained |
| Identification
of heritage sites |
Set
procedure to undergo |
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historical building in GJ |
Positive
effect on people’s cultural heritage |
Protect by
National Monuments Act and NMC |
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| NATURAL
ENVIRONMENT
Introduction to
the Natural Environment of Conservation
Geographic Information
for Natural Environment Conservation
- Please read the Note before downloading the
information -
Very Important Note:
1. Make sure that you have downloaded ArcExplorer from the links below or have
access to the utility programs
2. Click on the "Geographic Information" link above and choose open file.
Click OK on the message and then click on UNZIP, and then on CLOSE.
3. Once the files have been extracted and the application closed, click here and choose open file.
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An Analysis
of Conservation Areas
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DRIVING FORCE
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PRESSURE
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STATE
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IMPACT
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RESPONSE
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Population
growth, urbanisation and development |
Increased
housing leads to less natural features being conserves |
Still a
lot of conservation potential and many natural features to be preserved in GJ |
More
developments fall inside 50 year flood line and flood events increase |
Stricter
implementation of conservation laws and environmental education |
| Exotic
species |
Bad
documentation and removal of exotic species prohibited due to various reasons |
Unknown
exactly how many exotic species exist in GJ |
Alter
drainage patterns and take over indigenous species |
Document
all species and replace exotic species with indigenous ones |
| Wasteful
water use |
Cheap and
adequate water provision in GJ No access in
disadvantaged communities |
People in
city use up to 200l of water per person per day |
Lack of
water increases poverty and environmental problems in poor communities Future water problems due to wasteful use now |
Make
water available for all Water wise education |
