Outlook for Urban Development in GuatemalaThe National Development Plan of K'atun projects that in 2032 79% of the population will live in urban areas, and identifies the areas with the greatest potential for investment.Monday, March 24, 2014
Currently 58% of Guatemala's population reside in urban areas, the National Institute of Statistics expects that in 2032 that percentage will rise to 79%, which allows a future map of national wealth to be charted. Source: prensalibre.com ¿Busca soluciones de inteligencia comercial para su empresa?How to Regulate Urban GrowthJune 2018 The plan put forward by the Panamanian government will define, in the cities of Panama and Colon, areas that can be used as development poles, and establish risk zones in which interventions are not allowed. Panama: Stricter Urban Development RulesMarch 2015 Zoning changes and the creation of municipal planning boards responsible for preparing the urban development plans are part of the new law recently approved on land use. Guatemala: K'atun 2032 National Development PlanAugust 2014 The Guatemalan government has formally introduced a comprehensive development plan which sets out long-term goals to accelerate economic growth. Challenges For Guatemala CitySeptember 2011 In the past four decades great advances have not been made in the problems of water distribution, solid waste management, land use and transport.
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