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  • Urban Open Space as a Place for Social and Physical Well-being: Narratives from two Different Urban Settings of Kathmandu, Nepal

    Krishna Prasad Timalsina
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    Article ID: 2449
    653  (Abstract) 249  (Download)

    Abstract: Increasing population and densification of the cities lead to increasing land value by the high demand of land for housing and other infrastructure developments are the reasons that tend to decreasing open spaces in Kathmandu Valley in general, and Kathmandu Metropolitan City (KMC) in particular. Urban open space has been considered as a place that is accessible to all residents and is... More

    2021-02-07
  • (Re) Imagining the Intra-connections in Geography Education through the Notion of Place

    Krystle Ontong
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    Article ID: 816
    712  (Abstract) 196  (Download)

    Abstract: One of the challenges facing geography educators at higher education institutions in South Africa is to prepare students by providing them with an integrated conceptual and pedagogical toolkit that would adequately equip them to teach a type of geography that is current and relevant to local (but also global) environmental and social phenomena. As an... More

    2019-09-30
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