Sustainable Urban Development

Running head: SUSTAINABLE URBAN DEVELOPMENT
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Case study
The speech by Mayor Martin J. Walsh suggests that Boston’s resilience on the basis of
the people-centered city includes the community in the decision-making process. The resilience
planning in Boston on equality is reflected by racial equity and social justice. It has shown a high
level of access to community employment education and opportunities (Haughton, 2017 p.189).
Boston is one of the cultural and economic centered cities with Sydney history. Despite the fact
that many activities in the Boston city have been prospered, there some other important things
left behind. There is a lack of affordable housing, few opportunities in the education sector, poor
infrastructure, inequality issues and poor services. Currently, the city has launched the programs
which will deal with the improvement of the infrastructure, enhance equality within the
community and facilitation of better services. The city has well-programmed training services
that will help the disadvantaged communities advance in the growing industries. In addition, this
will promote equity within the city. On issues related to the inequitable growth, the Boston city
has responded through demonstrating a well-organized integration to emergencies. Boston
relates to Sydney in the concept of dealing with inequality through evaluation of the metro
context. On resilient, Boston has no single method used to build the redundancy (Morrison, 2002
p.145).
The residences in Boston are connected to one another by resilient infrastructure systems.
These are aimed at meeting the needs of the families and residents of Boston. The connection of
the communities is one of the activities that Boston has been prepared for since 2014. On the
case of the services, it has an intergenerational program that enhances wealth-building
opportunities for accessibility of all resident of the Boston (Jenks, 2010 p.1). In reflection of the

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speech by Mayor Martin J. Walsh, the program is aimed at making sure that nobody is living in
fear of dislocation or inequality in the education sector.
The proposed project in Sydney
Information and analysis
Resilience/sustainability challenge is the initiatives taken in developing the new solution
frameworks to transform and recovery from certain issues. It is steps taken for the
encouragement of the sustainability of the city or community (Zhao, 2009 p.134). It has
impacted the Sydney through facilitating the better frameworks taken for the betterment of the
Sydney outlook. Through resilience/sustainability challenges Sydney has come up with aligned
action plans that enable people to work closely in their homes. There has been improvements
inaccessibility to health precincts. In addition, there have been developments of the community
capacity by co-design (Chen, 2018 p.15). In connection to this, an advocate of affordable
housing has been enhanced to every resident in Sydney. Finally, the resilience/sustainability
challenge process has led to the development of equity skills in Sydney.
Proposed solution
Sydney should address the Resilience/sustainability challenge by coming up with the
action plans. Some of the Sydney should come up with in relation to the people-centered city
framework is flagship actions. This action plan should involve a resilient growth target inclusive.
The action should be taken on shocks and the stress by developing the management growth plan.
This should be enhanced by consideration of the economic and social-cultural risks by use of the