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4.45 Human settlements and land use

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Community development

Narrower Term

NT1 Community action

UF Community work

NT1 Community centres

NT1 Community leaders

NT2 Youth leaders

NT1 Community participation

UF Community life

NT1 Self help

Housing

Used For

UF Shelter

Narrower Term

NT1 Houses

NT2 Mobile homes

UF Caravans

NT1 Housing construction

NT1 Housing design

NT1 Housing needs

UF Housing demand

NT2 Slums

NT2 Squatter settlements

NT1 Housing policy

NT2 Housing finance

NT1 Rented housing

Human settlements

Used For

UF Land settlement, Population settlements, Settlement patterns

Narrower Term

NT1 Communities

UF Community environment, Local communities, Rural communities, Urban communities

NT1 Habitats

NT1 Human environment

UF Manmade environment

Land use

Open spaces

Used For

UF Recreational open spaces

Narrower Term

NT1 Landscape

NT2 Cultural landscapes

NT3 Sacred sites

NT2 Landscape design

UF Landscape architecture

NT1 Parks

UF Public gardens, Urban parks

NT1 Urban spaces

Regional development

Narrower Term

NT1 Regional disparities

UF Developing areas

NT1 Regional economy

NT1 Regional planning

Rural areas

Used For

UF Agricultural areas, Villages

Narrower Term

NT1 Rural environment

NT1 Rural population

NT2 Farmers

NT2 Rural women

NT2 Rural youth

Rural development

Narrower Term

NT1 Rural economy

NT1 Rural extension

UF Agricultural extension

NT1 Rural planning

NT1 Rural sociology

UF Rural life, Rural society

Urban areas

Used For

UF Cities, Towns

Narrower Term

NT1 Historic cities

UF Ancient cities

NT1 Industrial areas

NT1 Industrial towns

NT1 Metropolitan areas

NT1 New towns

NT1 Small towns

NT1 Suburbs

NT1 Urban environment

NT1 Urban population

NT2 Urban youth

Urban development

Narrower Term

NT1 Urban planning

UF Town planning

NT2 Urban decentralization

NT2 Urban design

NT2 Urban renewal

NT2 Urbanization

NT1 Urban sociology

UF Urban life, Urban society

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