Residents are upset by a disruptive transportation project. How do you address their backlash effectively?
When a new transportation project rolls into town, it's not always met with open arms. As a resident, you might find your daily routine disrupted by construction, noise, and detours. The frustration is understandable, especially when the project seems to do more harm than good in your eyes. But when you're on the planning side, it's your job to navigate these choppy waters. Addressing backlash effectively requires a combination of empathy, communication, and strategic planning.
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Omid Y.INF Ph.D. Students | Pioneering Urban Planner Committed to Social Equity and Resilience | Civil Engineer | Athlete |…
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Alejandra OnofaMovilidad | Diversidad | Alianzas | Sostenibilidad
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Parul AwasthiTransport Planner || PhD Research Scholar-SPAD || Ex-Senior Analyst pManifold || Ex-Research Analyst CSIR:CRRI, ||…