La ville de Ha Noi est administrativement associee a la province du meme nom, composee de distric... more La ville de Ha Noi est administrativement associee a la province du meme nom, composee de districts urbains et de districts ruraux, veritables reserves foncieres pour l'extension de la capitale et zones d'approvisionnement en produits frais pour sa population, Ville administree pendant l'epoque collectiviste, Ha Noi est restee pendant quatre decennies confinee dans un espace limite. Depuis les annees 1990, on assiste a un processus de " rattrapage urbain)} pour qu'elle obtienne a la fois le statut de metropole internationale attractive, de capitale d'un pays de plus de 80 milli<ms d'habitants, mais aussi pour qu'elle controle un territoire a la hauteur de ses ambitions urbanistiques. San extension s'accelere sur les marges rurales depuis les annees 2000, le developpement urbain devient dorenavant le principal moteur de l'economie. Dans cet espace densement peuple, la mixite de l'usage des sols, aux regles foncieres dictees par l'Et...
The peri-urbanization of Vietnamese capital is a particularly useful factor to help in the analys... more The peri-urbanization of Vietnamese capital is a particularly useful factor to help in the analysis of the process of metropolization of Hanoi which was triggered by foreign direct investment. Since the Doi Moi (1986) there was until 1995, a strong political will to contain urban growth developed within the spatial boundaries inherited from the collectivist era. However with the exhaustion of available properties within the city boundaries, numerous informal local arrangements and the development of new unrestricted or international residential zones have lead to a new era of peri-urbanization. This new era is characterized by spatial extension rather than intensive development. Is this result of a deliberate political choice or is the ability of the authorities to control this change in question?
Because of its very nature (spatial confinement) and its recent political history (about 30 years... more Because of its very nature (spatial confinement) and its recent political history (about 30 years of collectivisation), the Hanoi periurbanisation process reveals the different actors' strategies in a period of economic conciliation. This process gives insights for understanding the Hanoi's metropolitanisation process and the Vietnam's urban transition. One particularity of Vietnam or Hanoi is that its urbanisation has been planned. Contrary to a number of countries of the South in which urban expansion has been developed in a relatively anarchic way, Hanoi favoured control over its urban growth. While Hanoi is shifting towards a new scale, through a process of metropolitanisation, one can examine how the Vietnamese authorities are going to deal with this new urban transition, in the current administrative, legislative and economic contexts.
This book is the outcome of the International Conference ‘Water, Megacities and Global Change’, a... more This book is the outcome of the International Conference ‘Water, Megacities and Global Change’, and represents the collective work of 33 authors and co-authors. It contains summaries of monographs on 15 emblematic megacities: Beijing, Buenos Aires, Chicago, Ho Chi Minh City, Istanbul, Lagos, London, Los Angeles, Manila, Mexico, Mumbai, New York, Paris, Seoul and Tokyo. This edition provides unique information about water management in these megacities.
The designations employed and the presentation of material throughout this publication do not imp... more The designations employed and the presentation of material throughout this publication do not imply the expression of any opinion whatsoever on the part of UNESCO and ARCEAU IdF concerning the legal status of any country, territory, city or area or of its authorities, or concerning the delimitation of its frontiers or boundaries. The ideas and opinions expressed in this publication are those of the authors; they are not necessarily those of UNESCO and ARCEAU IDF and do not commit the two Organizations.
Abstract With an ever-growing population of around 10 million inhabitants (officially 7.9 in 2013... more Abstract With an ever-growing population of around 10 million inhabitants (officially 7.9 in 2013), Ho Chi Minh City (HCMC) is set to become one of the largest cities in South East Asia and already occupies a major economic role in the area. To accommodate the increasing population, the megacity now stretches out in an urban continuum covering more than 800 square kilometers and is currently growing at a rate of 3.2% per year. If the neighboring provinces around HCMC are included, the total population reaches nearly 18 million people. This paper attempts to describe the interplay between HCMC and flood-related risks and offer some guidelines to deal with inundations. The potential risks of flooding by rain, tsunami and/or dam failure upstream of the city are evaluated and contextualized within the perspective of climate and human-induced environmental changes. The region is highly vulnerable to the combined effects of subsidence and rising sea levels and has already led to serious flooding that may extend spatially before the end of the century. We propose possible preventative solutions to urban flooding using a multi-pronged approach to issues regarding urban development and suggest a redevelopment strategy for major infrastructure projects.
Ce livre, issu de la conference internationale « Eau, megapoles et changement global », est le re... more Ce livre, issu de la conference internationale « Eau, megapoles et changement global », est le resultat d’un travail collectif de 33 auteurs et co-auteurs et contient les resumes de monographies de 15 megapoles emblematiques - Beijing, Buenos Aires, Chicago, Ho Chi Minh Ville, Istanbul, Lagos, London, Los Angeles, Manille, Mexico, Mumbai, New York, Paris, Seoul et Tokyo. Cet ouvrage offre des informations precieuses et uniques concernant la gestion de l’eau dans ces 15 megapoles.
... Annales de géographie. 2010/1-2 (n° 671-672). 210 pages. Editeur. Armand Colin. Site Web Numé... more ... Annales de géographie. 2010/1-2 (n° 671-672). 210 pages. Editeur. Armand Colin. Site Web Numéros antérieurs disponibles sur www.persee.fr. ... Être averti par courriel à chaque nouvelle parution : d&#x27;un numéro de cette revue d&#x27;une publication de Fanny Quertamp d&#x27;une citation de ...
Lecture croisée des méthodes et outils de l'urbanisme en France et au Viêt-Nam Capitalisation des... more Lecture croisée des méthodes et outils de l'urbanisme en France et au Viêt-Nam Capitalisation des expériences de la coopération décentralisée
La ville de Ha Noi est administrativement associee a la province du meme nom, composee de distric... more La ville de Ha Noi est administrativement associee a la province du meme nom, composee de districts urbains et de districts ruraux, veritables reserves foncieres pour l'extension de la capitale et zones d'approvisionnement en produits frais pour sa population, Ville administree pendant l'epoque collectiviste, Ha Noi est restee pendant quatre decennies confinee dans un espace limite. Depuis les annees 1990, on assiste a un processus de " rattrapage urbain)} pour qu'elle obtienne a la fois le statut de metropole internationale attractive, de capitale d'un pays de plus de 80 milli<ms d'habitants, mais aussi pour qu'elle controle un territoire a la hauteur de ses ambitions urbanistiques. San extension s'accelere sur les marges rurales depuis les annees 2000, le developpement urbain devient dorenavant le principal moteur de l'economie. Dans cet espace densement peuple, la mixite de l'usage des sols, aux regles foncieres dictees par l'Et...
The peri-urbanization of Vietnamese capital is a particularly useful factor to help in the analys... more The peri-urbanization of Vietnamese capital is a particularly useful factor to help in the analysis of the process of metropolization of Hanoi which was triggered by foreign direct investment. Since the Doi Moi (1986) there was until 1995, a strong political will to contain urban growth developed within the spatial boundaries inherited from the collectivist era. However with the exhaustion of available properties within the city boundaries, numerous informal local arrangements and the development of new unrestricted or international residential zones have lead to a new era of peri-urbanization. This new era is characterized by spatial extension rather than intensive development. Is this result of a deliberate political choice or is the ability of the authorities to control this change in question?
Because of its very nature (spatial confinement) and its recent political history (about 30 years... more Because of its very nature (spatial confinement) and its recent political history (about 30 years of collectivisation), the Hanoi periurbanisation process reveals the different actors' strategies in a period of economic conciliation. This process gives insights for understanding the Hanoi's metropolitanisation process and the Vietnam's urban transition. One particularity of Vietnam or Hanoi is that its urbanisation has been planned. Contrary to a number of countries of the South in which urban expansion has been developed in a relatively anarchic way, Hanoi favoured control over its urban growth. While Hanoi is shifting towards a new scale, through a process of metropolitanisation, one can examine how the Vietnamese authorities are going to deal with this new urban transition, in the current administrative, legislative and economic contexts.
This book is the outcome of the International Conference ‘Water, Megacities and Global Change’, a... more This book is the outcome of the International Conference ‘Water, Megacities and Global Change’, and represents the collective work of 33 authors and co-authors. It contains summaries of monographs on 15 emblematic megacities: Beijing, Buenos Aires, Chicago, Ho Chi Minh City, Istanbul, Lagos, London, Los Angeles, Manila, Mexico, Mumbai, New York, Paris, Seoul and Tokyo. This edition provides unique information about water management in these megacities.
The designations employed and the presentation of material throughout this publication do not imp... more The designations employed and the presentation of material throughout this publication do not imply the expression of any opinion whatsoever on the part of UNESCO and ARCEAU IdF concerning the legal status of any country, territory, city or area or of its authorities, or concerning the delimitation of its frontiers or boundaries. The ideas and opinions expressed in this publication are those of the authors; they are not necessarily those of UNESCO and ARCEAU IDF and do not commit the two Organizations.
Abstract With an ever-growing population of around 10 million inhabitants (officially 7.9 in 2013... more Abstract With an ever-growing population of around 10 million inhabitants (officially 7.9 in 2013), Ho Chi Minh City (HCMC) is set to become one of the largest cities in South East Asia and already occupies a major economic role in the area. To accommodate the increasing population, the megacity now stretches out in an urban continuum covering more than 800 square kilometers and is currently growing at a rate of 3.2% per year. If the neighboring provinces around HCMC are included, the total population reaches nearly 18 million people. This paper attempts to describe the interplay between HCMC and flood-related risks and offer some guidelines to deal with inundations. The potential risks of flooding by rain, tsunami and/or dam failure upstream of the city are evaluated and contextualized within the perspective of climate and human-induced environmental changes. The region is highly vulnerable to the combined effects of subsidence and rising sea levels and has already led to serious flooding that may extend spatially before the end of the century. We propose possible preventative solutions to urban flooding using a multi-pronged approach to issues regarding urban development and suggest a redevelopment strategy for major infrastructure projects.
Ce livre, issu de la conference internationale « Eau, megapoles et changement global », est le re... more Ce livre, issu de la conference internationale « Eau, megapoles et changement global », est le resultat d’un travail collectif de 33 auteurs et co-auteurs et contient les resumes de monographies de 15 megapoles emblematiques - Beijing, Buenos Aires, Chicago, Ho Chi Minh Ville, Istanbul, Lagos, London, Los Angeles, Manille, Mexico, Mumbai, New York, Paris, Seoul et Tokyo. Cet ouvrage offre des informations precieuses et uniques concernant la gestion de l’eau dans ces 15 megapoles.
... Annales de géographie. 2010/1-2 (n° 671-672). 210 pages. Editeur. Armand Colin. Site Web Numé... more ... Annales de géographie. 2010/1-2 (n° 671-672). 210 pages. Editeur. Armand Colin. Site Web Numéros antérieurs disponibles sur www.persee.fr. ... Être averti par courriel à chaque nouvelle parution : d&#x27;un numéro de cette revue d&#x27;une publication de Fanny Quertamp d&#x27;une citation de ...
Lecture croisée des méthodes et outils de l'urbanisme en France et au Viêt-Nam Capitalisation des... more Lecture croisée des méthodes et outils de l'urbanisme en France et au Viêt-Nam Capitalisation des expériences de la coopération décentralisée
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