Selecting Indicators for the Sustainable Development of Residential Neighborhoods in Tripoli, Libya

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The government of Libya aims to position Libya as one of the most sustainable countries in the region, with the hope that this success will create an inspiring example for surrounding countries. To achieve this, an indicator based assessment framework needs to be developed to assess neighborhood sustainability in Libya as it is important in achieving sustainable urban development. The aim of this paper is to identify a significant set of indicators to assess the sustainable development in Tripoli, Libya. Firstly, a number of indicators for sustainable development from various studies were collected into a preliminary list. The list of indicators was then assessed and filtered by experts in the industry, thus resulting in 50 assessment indicators that are relevant to the sustainable development in Tripoli, Libya. Based on measurement issues, 50 indicators were then grouped into 30 main indices or themes that reflect either sustainable economic, environmental, social, or institutional indicators. Therefore, the final sustainable neighborhood assessment framework will hopefully be used as assessment framework or guidelines in strategic planning for the development of sustainable neighborhood in Tripoli, Libya.

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Elgadi, A. A., Ismail, L. H., Al Bargi, W. A., & Suliman Ali, A. (2016). Selecting Indicators for the Sustainable Development of Residential Neighborhoods in Tripoli, Libya. In IOP Conference Series: Materials Science and Engineering (Vol. 160). Institute of Physics Publishing. https://doi.org/10.1088/1757-899X/160/1/012045

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