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Planning, Managing, and Communicating Together: The "Results Chain" as an Alternative Tool for Regional Transport Planning

Luc Ampleman

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The growing interest of stakeholders in the monitoring of community projects, public consultation requirements and proliferation of experts are among the factors that invite planners to propose adaptable tools to the most eclectic interveners involved in the whole planning process

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The growing interest of stakeholders in the monitoring of community projects, public consultation requirements and proliferation of experts are among the factors that invite planners to propose adaptable tools to the most eclectic interveners involved in the whole planning process

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The growing interest of stakeholders in the monitoring of community projects, public consultation requirements and proliferation of experts are among the factors that invite planners to propose adaptable tools to the most eclectic interveners involved in the whole planning process

Key concepts: Transportation planning, Business, Plan (archaeology), Context (archaeology), Regional planning, Corporate governance, Consolidation (business), Strategic planning

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