Description: Regional planning is the process of coordinating land use and resources in a specific geographic area for sustainable development. This approach seeks to balance the economic, social, and environmental needs of a region, promoting development that does not compromise the ability of future generations to meet their own needs. Regional planning involves the integration of various disciplines, such as geography, economics, ecology, and sociology, to create a framework that guides growth and resource management. By identifying critical areas, assessing resources, and engaging the community, it aims to establish policies and strategies that encourage efficient and responsible land use. Regional planning also focuses on infrastructure, transportation, housing, and public services, ensuring that these elements are developed coherently and sustainably. In an increasingly urbanized world affected by climate change, regional planning becomes an essential tool to address challenges such as resource scarcity, pollution, and social inequality, promoting development that is inclusive and environmentally respectful.
