Regional Development Planning According to Economic and Natural Resources

  • Ragheb A
  • EL-Ayshmaw R
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The sustainable urban development has emerged to achieve a better life and prosperity for the individual in modern society and in various areas of life. The aim of this study represents new planning vision for the western region of Delta to distribute it in new settlements out of Delta. It is a broad vision of balanced development goals, along western region of Delta, directing its physical expansion towards new potential growth centers (Poles). We applied the theory of the strategy of growth poles for economic and social growth potentials are selected to intensify the elements of development, activating the optimal use of its human and natural resources by working to convert some of its cities into a group of growth poles and mitigation centers. The output result of SWOT analysis leads to three main major growth poles, five sub growth poles and many linked growth poles specialized developmental functions that become competitive attractions for the existing urban areas according to human distribution, efficient use of economic resources, natural resources, and industrial technology. This leading activities and adequate infrastructure to not to waste development resources and investments available on large areas in the region.

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Ragheb, A., & EL-Ayshmaw, Rasha. A. (2021). Regional Development Planning According to Economic and Natural Resources. International Journal of Engineering and Advanced Technology, 10(4), 101–109. https://doi.org/10.35940/ijeat.d2368.0410421

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