Planners and their organizations throughout the world
provide leadership in addressing many societal issues. Often, challenges
and successes cross geographic, national, and institutional borders.
Best practices are often shared. Requests for assistance, too, occur
through personal or institutional networks.
American Planning Association (APA)
The American Planning Association is an
independent, not-for-profit educational organization committed to
urban, suburban, regional, and rural planning. APA and its professional
institute, the American Institute of Certified Planners, advance the
art and science of planning to meet the needs of people and society.
APA represents 43,500 practicing planners, officials, and citizens
involved with urban and rural planning issues.
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Canadian Institute of Planners (CIP)
The Canadian Institute of Planners has been dedicated to the
advancement of responsible planning throughout Canada since 1919.
Working on behalf of planners and the planning profession, CIP serves as
the national voice of Canada's planning community. More than half of
the CIP's 6,000 members are government employees, mainly working for
municipal/local planning offices.
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Commonwealth Association of Planners
(CAP)
The Commonwealth Association of Planners
is concerned with the planning and management of settlements and
regions across the Commonwealth. Professional organizations of urban
and regional planners across the Commonwealth are members. [More]
Planning Institute Australia (PIA)
The Planning Institute of Australia was
founded in 1951 and is the only national organization representing
qualified urban and regional planners and other related disciplines in
Australia.
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http://masadepan.itb.ac.id/
http://icaexpo.coop
