By Abdul Fatoma
Divisive Planning: A Cabinet Out of Touch
Without adequate consideration for social, environmental, and human rights impact assessments, the proposed plan to divide cities is a recipe for disaster. A Cabinet that neglects these critical factors demonstrates a troubling lack of foresight and a disregard for the well-being of its citizens.
Dividing cities can have far-reaching consequences, exacerbating social inequalities and causing environmental degradation. Without thorough assessments, the government risks:
– Displacing vulnerable communities
– Ignoring environmental concerns
– Violating human rights
Additionally, the absence of citizen consultation is alarming. Citizens deserve a voice in shaping their cities and futures. Their input is essential for identifying potential issues and developing solutions that benefit everyone.
The Cabinet must:
– Conduct comprehensive impact assessments
– Engage citizens in meaningful consultations
– Prioritize transparency and accountability
In summary, conducting environmental, social, and human rights impact assessments is essential for responsible and sustainable urban planning and development.
By taking these steps, they can ensure that development is equitable, sustainable, and respectful of human rights. Anything less is a failure of leadership. #AMF06
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