- Executive Summary
- Part I: Overview1. What is sustainable development?
- 2. What are sustainable communities?
- 3. What is the Sustainable Communities Plan?
- 4. The challenges of the Sustainable Communities Plan
- 5. How can the Sustainable Communities Plan contribute to sustainable development?
- 6. Measures of sustainable communities
- 7. Areas for action towards sustainable development
- Part II: Issues for sustainable development1. Providing decent homes and decent neighbourhoods for all
- 2. Tackling low demand – housing market renewal
- 3. The problem of housing supply, particularly affordable housing
- 4. Protecting the countryside and environment while helping rural communities
- 5. Tackling growth in a planned and sustainable way
- 6. Reforming the planning system and regional government to deliver sustainable communities
- Part III: Key elements of the Sustainable Communities Plan – a sustainable development perspective1. Decent homes, decent places – liveability and housing conditions
- 2. Low housing demand and abandonment in the North and Midlands
- 3. Step change in the housing supply
- 4. Land, countryside and rural communities
- 5. Sustainable growth
- 6. Reforming for delivery – legal framework, structures & decision-making to support the Plan
- Additional informationTable 1: New housing completions in UK 1977 – 2000
- Table 2: Value of housing construction and repair (2000)
- Table 3: Resources for the Plan
- Bibliography
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