Urban planning for citizenry (draft)

currently there is an "insider "

actually Elene told me that in the elections last week , one of the “activists”  won , hopefully she will try to get him on board during the event . and the idea of getting out with a  map of major players is really nice , we will try to embed it in the session .

thanks for the questions also will also add them to the questions , may be adding also where does the power of citizens ends and should it end or not :slight_smile:

for the ring road hack , as u said we don’t have the full picture and it’s on the table to remind us that we always don’t have the full picture .

actually we were having a discussion about that in an urban sociology class 3 weeks ago , and we couldn’t relate it or assign it to a “euro centric” collaborative planning spectrum . as at this time there was no “state” in the typical form and no “anarchy”  , it’s more of a communitarian approach to solve urban problems  but still not on the map of our theories or we couldn’t relate it to it .

there is also something that could be related to the discussion about languages and translation  because as there is a difference between citizens and communities , the word community in arabic can be called (mogtamaa) or (ahaali ) and the second one if translated into english is more of relatives but it’s not . ( that is to understand the community who hacked the road we have to understand the word ahaali aka community)

I think I wasn’t clear in the last paragraph :D  but this guy Mounir fasheeh explains in this talk( it’s in arabic with english subtitles )anyway we will have loads of talks in Tbilisi