Sana'a : A City Development Strategy

Sana'a is located in an upland basin at an altitude of 2300 meters within a mountainous and semi-arid region of Yemen. Because of its high altitude, the city enjoys a moderate climate year around. The main rainy season is in summer. The neares...

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Main Author:	World Bank
Format:	City Development Strategy (CDS)
Language:	English en_US
Published:	Washington, DC 2014
Subjects:	ACCESS TO LAND ACCOUNTING ADMINISTRATIVE CAPACITY BUDGET ALLOCATIONS BUILDING MATERIALS CAPITALS CENTRAL AGENCIES CENTRAL BUDGET CENTRAL GOVERNMENT CENTRAL MINISTRIES CITIES CITY COUNCIL CITY MANAGEMENT CITY MANAGER CITY MASTER PLAN CITY PLANNERS COMPARATIVE ADVANTAGE COMPARATIVE ADVANTAGES CONSUMERS CONTRACTORS COUNCILORS DECENTRALIZATION DEPUTY GOVERNOR DISTRICT DISTRICT ADMINISTRATION DISTRICT ADMINISTRATIONS DISTRICT CENTERS DISTRICT COUNCILS DISTRICT INVESTMENT DISTRICT LEVEL DISTRICT LEVELS DISTRICTS ECONOMIC EFFICIENCY ECONOMIC GROWTH ELECTRICITY EXPENDITURE EXPENDITURES FINANCIAL MANAGEMENT FINANCIAL REGULATIONS FINANCIAL RESOURCES GOVERNOR GOVERNORS HOUSING INFLATION INTERGOVERNMENTAL TRANSFERS LAND MANAGEMENT LAND PRICES LAND SPECULATION LAND TENURE LAND USE LICENSES LOAN GUARANTEES LOCAL ADMINISTRATION LOCAL AUTHORITIES LOCAL AUTONOMY LOCAL ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT STRATEGIES LOCAL FISCAL AUTONOMY LOCAL GOVERNMENT LOCAL GOVERNMENTS LOCAL LEVEL LOCAL REVENUE MAYOR MINISTRY OF FINANCE MUNICIPAL FINANCE MUNICIPAL GOVERNMENT MUNICIPAL SERVICES MUNICIPALITIES MUNICIPALITY NATIONAL-LEVEL AGENCIES PENALTIES FOR NONCOMPLIANCE PER CAPITA INCOME POVERTY ASSESSMENT POVERTY REDUCTION PRIVATE SECTOR PROPERTY RIGHTS PROPERTY TAXES PROVISION OF INFRASTRUCTURE PUBLIC PUBLIC ASSETS PUBLIC EXPENDITURE PUBLIC GOODS PUBLIC REVENUE PUBLIC SECTOR PUBLIC SECTOR RESTRUCTURING PUBLIC SERVICES PUBLIC SPACES PUBLIC WORKS REVENUE ASSIGNMENTS REVENUE BASE REVENUE COLLECTION REVENUE COLLECTIONS REVENUE MANAGEMENT REVENUE MOBILIZATION REVENUE PERFORMANCE REVENUE SHARING REVENUE SOURCES ROADS SECTORAL MINISTRIES SETTLEMENTS SEWAGE STATE EMPLOYEES STATE LANDS STREET LIGHTING SUBNATIONAL TAX TAX ADMINISTRATION TAX AUTHORITIES TAX BASE TAX BASES TAX COLLECTION TAX COLLECTORS TAX ENFORCEMENT TAX EVASION TAX EXEMPTIONS TAX LIABILITY TAX PAYERS TAX PAYMENT TAX RATE TAX REVENUES TAXATION TOTAL EXPENDITURES TOWN TOWNS TRAFFIC MANAGEMENT TRANSPARENCY URBAN AREAS URBAN GROWTH URBAN INFRASTRUCTURE URBAN PLANNING URBAN POOR URBAN SERVICES VACANT LAND VILLAGE
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spelling	okr-10986-176792021-04-23T14:03:39Z Sana'a : A City Development Strategy World Bank ACCESS TO LAND ACCOUNTING ADMINISTRATIVE CAPACITY BUDGET ALLOCATIONS BUILDING MATERIALS CAPITALS CENTRAL AGENCIES CENTRAL BUDGET CENTRAL GOVERNMENT CENTRAL MINISTRIES CITIES CITY COUNCIL CITY MANAGEMENT CITY MANAGER CITY MASTER PLAN CITY PLANNERS COMPARATIVE ADVANTAGE COMPARATIVE ADVANTAGES CONSUMERS CONTRACTORS COUNCILORS DECENTRALIZATION DEPUTY GOVERNOR DISTRICT DISTRICT ADMINISTRATION DISTRICT ADMINISTRATIONS DISTRICT CENTERS DISTRICT COUNCILS DISTRICT INVESTMENT DISTRICT LEVEL DISTRICT LEVELS DISTRICTS ECONOMIC EFFICIENCY ECONOMIC GROWTH ELECTRICITY EXPENDITURE EXPENDITURES FINANCIAL MANAGEMENT FINANCIAL REGULATIONS FINANCIAL RESOURCES GOVERNOR GOVERNORS HOUSING INFLATION INTERGOVERNMENTAL TRANSFERS LAND MANAGEMENT LAND PRICES LAND SPECULATION LAND TENURE LAND USE LICENSES LOAN GUARANTEES LOCAL ADMINISTRATION LOCAL AUTHORITIES LOCAL AUTONOMY LOCAL ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT STRATEGIES LOCAL FISCAL AUTONOMY LOCAL GOVERNMENT LOCAL GOVERNMENTS LOCAL LEVEL LOCAL REVENUE MAYOR MINISTRY OF FINANCE MUNICIPAL FINANCE MUNICIPAL GOVERNMENT MUNICIPAL SERVICES MUNICIPALITIES MUNICIPALITY NATIONAL-LEVEL AGENCIES PENALTIES FOR NONCOMPLIANCE PER CAPITA INCOME POVERTY ASSESSMENT POVERTY REDUCTION PRIVATE SECTOR PROPERTY RIGHTS PROPERTY TAXES PROVISION OF INFRASTRUCTURE PUBLIC PUBLIC ASSETS PUBLIC EXPENDITURE PUBLIC GOODS PUBLIC REVENUE PUBLIC SECTOR PUBLIC SECTOR RESTRUCTURING PUBLIC SERVICES PUBLIC SPACES PUBLIC WORKS REVENUE ASSIGNMENTS REVENUE BASE REVENUE COLLECTION REVENUE COLLECTIONS REVENUE MANAGEMENT REVENUE MOBILIZATION REVENUE PERFORMANCE REVENUE SHARING REVENUE SOURCES ROADS SECTORAL MINISTRIES SETTLEMENTS SEWAGE STATE EMPLOYEES STATE LANDS STREET LIGHTING SUBNATIONAL TAX TAX ADMINISTRATION TAX AUTHORITIES TAX BASE TAX BASES TAX COLLECTION TAX COLLECTORS TAX ENFORCEMENT TAX EVASION TAX EXEMPTIONS TAX LIABILITY TAX PAYERS TAX PAYMENT TAX RATE TAX REVENUES TAXATION TOTAL EXPENDITURES TOWN TOWNS TRAFFIC MANAGEMENT TRANSPARENCY URBAN AREAS URBAN GROWTH URBAN INFRASTRUCTURE URBAN PLANNING URBAN POOR URBAN SERVICES VACANT LAND VILLAGE Sana'a is located in an upland basin at an altitude of 2300 meters within a mountainous and semi-arid region of Yemen. Because of its high altitude, the city enjoys a moderate climate year around. The main rainy season is in summer. The nearest port is Hodeidah, roughly 250 kilometers away. Bound by mountains and steep slopes to the east and west, the city has few options but to expand primarily along its north and south axes within its basin. In September 2005 the Sana'a Local Council convened a workshop to initiate the city development strategy (CDS) process, in coordination with The World Bank and the Arab Urban Development Institute (AUDI). Funding and organizational aspects of the CDS were approved in October 2006 by the Cities Alliance, and the CDS process was launched under the leadership of H.E. the Minister of State and Mayor of Sana'a. This publication seeks to summarize the main outcomes of the studies, discussions, and strategic planning accomplished during Sana'a CDS process. Moreover, it aims to serve as a guide for the city's local economic development that is presented in a manner that is accessible to a broad audience. 2014-04-07T21:29:02Z 2014-04-07T21:29:02Z 2009-10-05 http://documents.worldbank.org/curated/en/2009/10/18780455/sanaa-city-development-strategy http://hdl.handle.net/10986/17679 English en_US CC BY 3.0 IGO http://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/3.0/igo/ Washington, DC Economic & Sector Work :: City Development Strategy (CDS) Middle East and North Africa Yemen, Republic of
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topic	ACCESS TO LAND ACCOUNTING ADMINISTRATIVE CAPACITY BUDGET ALLOCATIONS BUILDING MATERIALS CAPITALS CENTRAL AGENCIES CENTRAL BUDGET CENTRAL GOVERNMENT CENTRAL MINISTRIES CITIES CITY COUNCIL CITY MANAGEMENT CITY MANAGER CITY MASTER PLAN CITY PLANNERS COMPARATIVE ADVANTAGE COMPARATIVE ADVANTAGES CONSUMERS CONTRACTORS COUNCILORS DECENTRALIZATION DEPUTY GOVERNOR DISTRICT DISTRICT ADMINISTRATION DISTRICT ADMINISTRATIONS DISTRICT CENTERS DISTRICT COUNCILS DISTRICT INVESTMENT DISTRICT LEVEL DISTRICT LEVELS DISTRICTS ECONOMIC EFFICIENCY ECONOMIC GROWTH ELECTRICITY EXPENDITURE EXPENDITURES FINANCIAL MANAGEMENT FINANCIAL REGULATIONS FINANCIAL RESOURCES GOVERNOR GOVERNORS HOUSING INFLATION INTERGOVERNMENTAL TRANSFERS LAND MANAGEMENT LAND PRICES LAND SPECULATION LAND TENURE LAND USE LICENSES LOAN GUARANTEES LOCAL ADMINISTRATION LOCAL AUTHORITIES LOCAL AUTONOMY LOCAL ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT STRATEGIES LOCAL FISCAL AUTONOMY LOCAL GOVERNMENT LOCAL GOVERNMENTS LOCAL LEVEL LOCAL REVENUE MAYOR MINISTRY OF FINANCE MUNICIPAL FINANCE MUNICIPAL GOVERNMENT MUNICIPAL SERVICES MUNICIPALITIES MUNICIPALITY NATIONAL-LEVEL AGENCIES PENALTIES FOR NONCOMPLIANCE PER CAPITA INCOME POVERTY ASSESSMENT POVERTY REDUCTION PRIVATE SECTOR PROPERTY RIGHTS PROPERTY TAXES PROVISION OF INFRASTRUCTURE PUBLIC PUBLIC ASSETS PUBLIC EXPENDITURE PUBLIC GOODS PUBLIC REVENUE PUBLIC SECTOR PUBLIC SECTOR RESTRUCTURING PUBLIC SERVICES PUBLIC SPACES PUBLIC WORKS REVENUE ASSIGNMENTS REVENUE BASE REVENUE COLLECTION REVENUE COLLECTIONS REVENUE MANAGEMENT REVENUE MOBILIZATION REVENUE PERFORMANCE REVENUE SHARING REVENUE SOURCES ROADS SECTORAL MINISTRIES SETTLEMENTS SEWAGE STATE EMPLOYEES STATE LANDS STREET LIGHTING SUBNATIONAL TAX TAX ADMINISTRATION TAX AUTHORITIES TAX BASE TAX BASES TAX COLLECTION TAX COLLECTORS TAX ENFORCEMENT TAX EVASION TAX EXEMPTIONS TAX LIABILITY TAX PAYERS TAX PAYMENT TAX RATE TAX REVENUES TAXATION TOTAL EXPENDITURES TOWN TOWNS TRAFFIC MANAGEMENT TRANSPARENCY URBAN AREAS URBAN GROWTH URBAN INFRASTRUCTURE URBAN PLANNING URBAN POOR URBAN SERVICES VACANT LAND VILLAGE
spellingShingle	ACCESS TO LAND ACCOUNTING ADMINISTRATIVE CAPACITY BUDGET ALLOCATIONS BUILDING MATERIALS CAPITALS CENTRAL AGENCIES CENTRAL BUDGET CENTRAL GOVERNMENT CENTRAL MINISTRIES CITIES CITY COUNCIL CITY MANAGEMENT CITY MANAGER CITY MASTER PLAN CITY PLANNERS COMPARATIVE ADVANTAGE COMPARATIVE ADVANTAGES CONSUMERS CONTRACTORS COUNCILORS DECENTRALIZATION DEPUTY GOVERNOR DISTRICT DISTRICT ADMINISTRATION DISTRICT ADMINISTRATIONS DISTRICT CENTERS DISTRICT COUNCILS DISTRICT INVESTMENT DISTRICT LEVEL DISTRICT LEVELS DISTRICTS ECONOMIC EFFICIENCY ECONOMIC GROWTH ELECTRICITY EXPENDITURE EXPENDITURES FINANCIAL MANAGEMENT FINANCIAL REGULATIONS FINANCIAL RESOURCES GOVERNOR GOVERNORS HOUSING INFLATION INTERGOVERNMENTAL TRANSFERS LAND MANAGEMENT LAND PRICES LAND SPECULATION LAND TENURE LAND USE LICENSES LOAN GUARANTEES LOCAL ADMINISTRATION LOCAL AUTHORITIES LOCAL AUTONOMY LOCAL ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT STRATEGIES LOCAL FISCAL AUTONOMY LOCAL GOVERNMENT LOCAL GOVERNMENTS LOCAL LEVEL LOCAL REVENUE MAYOR MINISTRY OF FINANCE MUNICIPAL FINANCE MUNICIPAL GOVERNMENT MUNICIPAL SERVICES MUNICIPALITIES MUNICIPALITY NATIONAL-LEVEL AGENCIES PENALTIES FOR NONCOMPLIANCE PER CAPITA INCOME POVERTY ASSESSMENT POVERTY REDUCTION PRIVATE SECTOR PROPERTY RIGHTS PROPERTY TAXES PROVISION OF INFRASTRUCTURE PUBLIC PUBLIC ASSETS PUBLIC EXPENDITURE PUBLIC GOODS PUBLIC REVENUE PUBLIC SECTOR PUBLIC SECTOR RESTRUCTURING PUBLIC SERVICES PUBLIC SPACES PUBLIC WORKS REVENUE ASSIGNMENTS REVENUE BASE REVENUE COLLECTION REVENUE COLLECTIONS REVENUE MANAGEMENT REVENUE MOBILIZATION REVENUE PERFORMANCE REVENUE SHARING REVENUE SOURCES ROADS SECTORAL MINISTRIES SETTLEMENTS SEWAGE STATE EMPLOYEES STATE LANDS STREET LIGHTING SUBNATIONAL TAX TAX ADMINISTRATION TAX AUTHORITIES TAX BASE TAX BASES TAX COLLECTION TAX COLLECTORS TAX ENFORCEMENT TAX EVASION TAX EXEMPTIONS TAX LIABILITY TAX PAYERS TAX PAYMENT TAX RATE TAX REVENUES TAXATION TOTAL EXPENDITURES TOWN TOWNS TRAFFIC MANAGEMENT TRANSPARENCY URBAN AREAS URBAN GROWTH URBAN INFRASTRUCTURE URBAN PLANNING URBAN POOR URBAN SERVICES VACANT LAND VILLAGE World Bank Sana'a : A City Development Strategy
geographic_facet	Middle East and North Africa Yemen, Republic of
description	Sana'a is located in an upland basin at an altitude of 2300 meters within a mountainous and semi-arid region of Yemen. Because of its high altitude, the city enjoys a moderate climate year around. The main rainy season is in summer. The nearest port is Hodeidah, roughly 250 kilometers away. Bound by mountains and steep slopes to the east and west, the city has few options but to expand primarily along its north and south axes within its basin. In September 2005 the Sana'a Local Council convened a workshop to initiate the city development strategy (CDS) process, in coordination with The World Bank and the Arab Urban Development Institute (AUDI). Funding and organizational aspects of the CDS were approved in October 2006 by the Cities Alliance, and the CDS process was launched under the leadership of H.E. the Minister of State and Mayor of Sana'a. This publication seeks to summarize the main outcomes of the studies, discussions, and strategic planning accomplished during Sana'a CDS process. Moreover, it aims to serve as a guide for the city's local economic development that is presented in a manner that is accessible to a broad audience.
format	Economic & Sector Work :: City Development Strategy (CDS)
author	World Bank
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title	Sana'a : A City Development Strategy
title_short	Sana'a : A City Development Strategy
title_full	Sana'a : A City Development Strategy
title_fullStr	Sana'a : A City Development Strategy
title_full_unstemmed	Sana'a : A City Development Strategy
title_sort	sana'a : a city development strategy
publisher	Washington, DC
publishDate	2014
url	http://documents.worldbank.org/curated/en/2009/10/18780455/sanaa-city-development-strategy http://hdl.handle.net/10986/17679
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Sana'a : A City Development Strategy

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