If we developed a rural area to become a city, what kind of social impacts should be addressed, both positive or negative impacts?
In those areas many people live and their livelihoods depend on local resources. Meanwhile the infrastructures still lack facilitation.
I thought it might be helpful to check out the ASPIRE framework. The coverage of social impacts is quite comprehensive for that tool. Also check out 'A review of building/infrastructure sustainability reporting tools (SRTs)'.
dear Yudi! You can address social issues related to employment in farm and-non farm, education, health, access to natural and financial resources, migration, ageing, human security, income distribution, etc.
Addressing some general idea of Social impacts is somewhat a fools errand (because you can try to track everything and in the end track nothing). If there are agreed upon changes that are desired then you can track those. This of course is dependent on a participatory model that includes many opinions and thoughts about what people envision for the future of the rural area and what the expected outcomes are. A visioning process allows people to have their expectations heard and receive feedback on them so they can be shifted to be more realistic or reflect the realities of the situation.
Population Change, Healthy lifestyle or Quality of life, Social cohesion and sense of belonging, Housing conditions, Access to employment and education, Civic participation and empowerment
Source: http://eplan.brisbane.qld.gov.au/CP/SocialHealthImpactPSP
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