A DISCOVERY OF NEW KNOWLEDGE IN URBAN AND REGIONAL PLANNING: MY MEMBERSHIP OF INTERNATIONAL ACADEMIC RESEARCH BLOGS

Saturday, 1 October 2011

MY MEMBERSHIP OF INTERNATIONAL ACADEMIC RESEARCH BLOGS

1. Malaysian Town Planning Researcher Network is a blog of knowledge and it allow users to exchange their ideas and sharing the information based on the present or previous research. This blog is developed by International Policy Evaluation and Research Unit, Division of Research and Development, Federal Department of Town and Country Planning, Peninsular Malaysia linked to http://issuu.com/anwar_townplan/docs/dr_azmizam_2011?mode=a_p

2. Academia.edu is a platform for academics to share and follow research. Academics upload their papers to share them with other academics in over 100,000 research areas. They can also follow other academics, and see new papers and other research updates from those academics in their News Feeds. Linked to http://independent.academia.edu/AZMIZAMABDULRASHID

3. ResearchGate is the largest scientific network online with over 1.2 million members. ResearchGate began when two researchers discovered first-hand that working with a friend or colleague based on the other side of the world was no easy task. The rapid evolution of technology has opened the door to change; by providing you with the right tools, we strive to facilitate scientific collaboration on a global scale.It can be tricky to get hold of the right publications; so whether you want to find something specific, discover something new or share your own work with the community, we have the tools to make it happen.

http://www.researchgate.net/profile/Azmizam_Abdul_Rashid/

4. Malaysian Publications since January 2006. Refereed Journal Papers, Refereed Conference Papers, Chapters in Book, Working Papers, Theses

linked to http://malaysianpublications.blogspot.com/2010/12/azmizam-abdul-rashid-efficient-urban.html

5. Mendeley is a free reference management tool for your desktop & the web that can help dramatically increase your research productivity linked to http://www.mendeley.com/profiles/azmizam-abdul-rashid/

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The town and country planning activities officially started in Malaysia in 1921. The first town planning office was established in the Sultan Abdul Samad Secretariat Building, Kuala Lumpur and officially started operations on 18 January 1921. Among the earlier planning activities included the replanning and distribution of lots, the planning of housing and public house, road widening and straightening of Klang River. Town and country planning is a subject under List III i.e. the Concurrent list in the Federal Constitution, which is a joint responsibility of the Federal and State Governments. The Federal Department of Town and Country Planning is placed under the portfolio of the Ministry of Housing and Local Government. The main role of the Department is to advise the Minister who is then answerable to the Parliament, for all matters pertaining to town and country planning in the country. The land use planning system in Peninsular Malaysia is governed by the Town and Country Planning Act 1976 (Act 172).

Prior to the enactment of the TCP Act, local level land use planning and translation of policy into programmes was represented by the general ‘town plan’ which was prepared under the Town Boards Enactment Chapter 137 Part IX. This town plan was essentially a zoning and site development plan. The Act 172, an Act of Parliament, enacted in 1976 with the purpose of introducing a uniformed system of law and policy for town and country planning in Peninsular Malaysia. To accommodate the needs of the rapid changing environment, the Town and Country Planning Act 1976 has been amended for 3 times, i.e: -
· First amendment in 1993 (Act A866)
· Second amendment in 1995 (Act A933)
· Third amendment in 2001 (Act A1129)

Being the central land use planning agency in the country, the Federal Department Town and Country Planning has always taken the effort to further improve town and country planning service at the Federal, State and Local levels. All the planning policies and strategies formulated are interpreted into physical development to enhance efforts towards the creation of conducive, healthy, safe, beautiful and most importantly, building quality living environments and settlements for the population of the country.

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A DISCOVERY OF NEW KNOWLEDGE IN URBAN AND REGIONAL PLANNING

Saturday, 1 October 2011

MY MEMBERSHIP OF INTERNATIONAL ACADEMIC RESEARCH BLOGS

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