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Core Values of Plan
Functional Plan Knowledge: Core Values of Planning, AICP Nov 2022 Test
| Term | Definition |
|---|---|
| Core Values of Planning | 1. Planners are required to present all, particularly least empowered. 2. Work toward social justice, provide choice and opportunity for everyone. 3. Promote racial and economic integration. 4. Acknowledge those who have been historically disadvantaged. |
| Equity | Being fair or impartial. Could mean improving distribution of funding or ensuring equal access to public resources. |
| Diversity | valuing and including different perspectives. Factoring in varying values and preference is in addition to considering race, income, culture and ability is difficult but should be considered. |
| Inclusion | Allowing people to participate in the process. Truly listen. Understanding that every choice counts and incorporate a robust, open and diverse community process. |
| Planning for Diverse Communities | Expand economic opportunities (street vending, food trucks, home based businesses; activate mobility (transportation costs and affordability), housing options (accessory buildings, incremental housing), placemaking (arts and crafts vendors, art walls) |
| Cultural Competencies | Ability to work effectively in cross-cultural situations such as inserting policies and procedures that integrate cultural competencies into each core function) hiring a diverse workforce, providing fiscal support, community engagement) |
| Addressing Segregation (the act of racism) | 1. Establishing a graduated real estate transfer tax, 2. investing equitably across the region 3. making vacant land an asset, 4. improve health through development, 5. Equity in transportation planning |
| Social Justice Policies Against Segregation | Providing affordable, multifamily housing options in high-opportunity areas, and protecting existing affordable housing. |
| Sustainability for Comprehensive Plans | 1. Livable environment, 2. harmony with nature, 3. resilient economy, 4. interwoven equity, 5. healthy community, 6. responsible regionalism WITH authentic participation and responsible implementation AND consistent content, coordinated characteristics |
| Environmental Justice Issues (environmental racism) | location of hazardous waste, highways and other noxious land uses in poor communities and areas of color |
| Environmental Justice Plan Components | overhaul of zoning, prioritize more compact, mixed-use development with affordable housing and connections to transit, cleanup brownfields, distribute parks everywhere, avoid placing schools and parks within 500 feet of a freeway. |
| APA Thoughts on Core Values | 1. We need membership that reflect the world where planners work; 2. Seek diversity of thought, experience and perspective 3. Women have made strides but not people of color; 4. Makes APA stronger |
| Differences between equality and equity | Equality - give everyone the same amount of building blocks equally regardless of need or ability Equity - making sure outcomes are equitable. *** Equity most important |
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