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Regeneration is the process of renewing and revitalising areas that have experienced decline — through investment, planning, rebranding, and community development. This lesson examines regeneration strategies, their successes and failures, and the critical debates around gentrification and displacement. Detailed case studies of London Docklands, Salford Quays, and Temple Quarter Bristol illustrate different approaches and outcomes.
Key Definition: Regeneration is the long-term process of reversing economic, physical, and social decline in an area through strategic investment, planning intervention, and community engagement. It aims to improve the economic competitiveness, physical environment, and social conditions of a place.
Regeneration can be led by different agents:
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