Dear Mohammad,

Take a look at the following link

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/NIMBY

With my best regards

Prof. Bachir ACHOUR

NIMBY: (an acronym for the phrase "Not In My Back Yard"), or Nimby, is a pejorative characterization of opposition by residents to a proposal for a new development because it is close to them, often with the connotation that such residents believe that the developments are needed in society but should be further away.

NIABY:Opposition to certain developments as inappropriate anywhere in the world is characterised by the acronym NIABY ("Not In Anyone's Backyard"). The building of nuclear power plants, for example, is often subject to NIABY concerns.

NAMBI :("Not Against My Business or Industry") is used as a label for any business concern that expresses umbrage with actions or policy that threaten that business, whereby they are believed to be complaining about the principle of the action or policy only for their interests alone and not for all similar business concerns who would equally suffer from the actions or policies.

BANANA :is an acronym for "Build Absolutely Nothing Anywhere Near Anything" (or "Anyone").The term is most often used to criticize the ongoing opposition of certain advocacy groups to land development. The apparent opposition of some activists to every instance of proposed development suggests that they seek a complete absence of new growth. 

NOPE: (Not On Planet Earth)To leave an uncomfortable situation, usually quickly.

LULU:Locally Unwanted/Undesirable Land Use planning.

NOTE:Not Over There Either(meaning is same NIMBY)

totaly,when people are not locally satisfy of doing  a plan around their neighbourhood or worry about its bad effects on their business&life.

They are all modern acronyms relating to attitude towards waste management

NIMBY - Not In My Back Yard

NIMEY - Not In My Election Year

BANANA - Build Absolutely Nothing Anywhere Near Anything - 

NOPE - Not On Planer Earth

LULU - Locally Unwanted Land Use

NOTE - Not Over there EIther

They are all modern acronyms relating to attitude towards waste management

NIMBY - Not In My Back Yard

NIMEY - Not In My Election Year

BANANA - Build Absolutely Nothing Anywhere Near Anything - 

NOPE - Not On Planer Earth

LULU - Locally Unwanted Land Use

NOTE - Not Over there EIther

I agree with Rathnavel Pon

NIMBY - Not In My Back Yard

NIMEY - Not In My Election Year

BANANA - Build Absolutely Nothing Anywhere Near Anything - 

NOPE - Not On Planer Earth

LULU - Locally Unwanted Land Use

NOTE - Not Over there EIther

I agree with Rathnavel Pon

NIMBY - Not In My Back Yard

NIMEY - Not In My Election Year

BANANA - Build Absolutely Nothing Anywhere Near Anything - 

NOPE - Not On Planer Earth

LULU - Locally Unwanted Land Use

NOTE - Not Over there EIther

Too late to help, but here's a complete list:

BANANA: Build Absolutely Nothing Anywhere Near Anything CAVEmen: Citizens Against Virtually Everything CEQA: Consultants Employment Quality Act [California Environmental Quality Act] DBTD/DBTN: Two common vaccines used by planners to “fix” a project they don’t like. DBTD is technically Death By a Thousand Days and DBTN is Death By a Thousand Nicks [also known as the BED Principle—“Bleed ‘em Dry”] Disneyfication: Architectural fad on a community scale. Doczilla: Any technical report that should be caged rather than shelved. DUDE: Developer Under Delusions of Entitlement Fauxburb: Modern suburb replicating post WWII suburbs with eclectic architecture. PowerPoint Poisoning: Nauseous state of mind and body induced by viewing “professional” presentations. Sense of Immunity: Mistaken belief that land use regulation does not apply for a particular neighborhood or site. SLAPP: Strategic Lawsuit Against Public Participation

Additional Terms

Spinoffs of NIMBY:

BANYs Builders Against NIMBYs [Not In My Backyard Activists] GOAH Gedoudaheah GOOMBA Get out of my business area GUMBY Gaze upon my backyard [Opponents of residential walls and fences] KIIMBY Keep it in my backyard

LULU Locally Unwanted/Undesirable Land Use planning NIABY Not in anyone’s backyard NIMD Not in my district NIMEY Not in my election year NIMFOS Not in my field of sight NIMFYE Not in my front yard either NIMTOO Not in my term of office NITL Not in this lifetime NOPE Not on planet earth NORF No observable redeeming features NOT None of that NOTE Not over there either NUMBY Not under my backyard PIITBY Put it in their backyard

PIBBY Place In Blacks' Back Yard QUIMBY Quit urbanizing in my backyard

SOBBY Some Other Bugger's Back Yard WIIFM What’s in it for me? YIMBY Yes in my backyard

Repetitive, monotonous design of buildings and places:

Anyplace syndrome: No ‘sense of place’ B4 and after: Big, bland, beige box…still. Less than inspiring architecture even with extensive landscaping. Comprehensive Flan: The relatively bland, custard-like filling in many Comprehensive Plans. Custard development: Bland clustered development. Déjàvenue: An impression of having seen or experienced the same street before. Gagplanistan: A place of massively meaningless planning. Generica: The stores and strip malls you can see in any town in America. McPlace: Standardized “sense of place.” Nullibiety: State of being nowhere. Pablumia: A universal name for urban communities whose ambiances of uniqueness and regional flavor have been eradicated in favor of cookie cutter chain retail stores, restaurants, background music, entertainment and interchangeable local residents all dressed as Americans. The word is from the baby food, Pablum, which has a bland consistency and is completely tasteless. Placebo: A place that has the appearance, but none of the value of a real place. Oatmeal Architecture: Contemporary bland, beige, stucco architecture. Ranchburger: A one-story generic southwestern tract house. Replaceable places: The same drive-ins, prefab motels, offices, and salesrooms on every road and corner. Second Street: Average, lackluster or normal. Stemming from the fact that Second Street is the most common name in the United States. Taupeville: A neighborhood that requires buildings to be all neutral colors, usually beige and taupe. Generic, non-descript, lacking in personality and boring. ‘Over the taupe’ implies something more creative or excessive. Terrorforming: Extremely bad urban designing. The opposite of “terraform:” to change a planet’s surface and atmosphere so that life as it exists on Earth is possible. Urban fabric softener: Generic zoning that smoothes out the distinctions between areas. Vanilla: An adjective for a bland or boring design or plan.

Suburbia:

Betty Crocker Suburb: A suburb without child care facilities. Blurb: Indistinguishable suburban neighborhoods. Peter Pan Suburb: Suburb designed without consideration for the elderly. Sitcom Suburb: Neighborhoods of traditional Cape Cod or colonial houses with neat front lawns. Suburbidity: A thick, hazy condition of sense of place.

…and many other ‘burbs’ such as boomburbs, baddaboomburbs, biz burbs, exurbs, fauxburbs, mallburbs, penturbs, shruburbs, technoburbs, zoomburbs, and vavavoomburbs.

Practitioners:

Blandscape architect: Minimalist landscaper. Bungalow Bill: Tract house architect. CAVEman: Citizen against virtually everything. Designosaur: Designer with an enormous impact. DUDE: Developer under delusions of entitlement. Hippodamist: A city planner [from Hippodamus, a fifth-century Greek architect, who planned the first city]. Inferior desecrator: Interior designer. Landscraper: Landscape architect. Meisterplanner: An artistic or epic planner.

Sense of place:

Scents of place: The odors, smells, aromas, and fragrances associated with a place. The most powerful of the senses is also the most overlooked in planning. Sense of entry: The front door is big and far away. Sense of immunity: Mistaken belief that land use regulation does not apply for a particular neighborhood or site.