Then lessons learnt and progress to date are highlighted before we close the chapter with further debates on future opportunities and directions for ICT applications and reaching good neighbourly relations in cities and between cities of the same region. Afterward, a SWOT analysis is conducted before introducing two case studies related to ICT use and integration for achieving good relations with neighbours. The chapter first looks at the pillar in the context of cities and communities and then explores various ICT applications relevant to the pillar.
#Personification in the pedestrian update#
In the modernisation of building a harmonious neighbourhood relationship between cities, the update of ICT is significantly important. This chapter delves into the critical positive peace pillar of 'good relations with neighbours', and explores the role of ICT in achieving it. Good neighbourly relations can be considered as the friendly connection between individuals, communities, and cities in the urban context.
The personification makes the design will only focus on the particular networks and not on the whole "body," remain in the hope for strengthening (maintain and improve) the quality of wholeness (character and vitality) city which in this case is Serui.
The personification of this city is conducted because of the many treatments that have proven effective in humans and may also be powerful to manifest in city. It means that we treat the city as a human being so that the problem can be solved as the human's treatment. We called city personification methods as problem-solving to the city. Therefore, there is a chance to solve the problems in the city using the similar approach to treat the human. Cities and people have many similarities regarding character and vitality. The loss of it can affect the character and even eliminate it. The wholeness of the city is not just by having strong character but also having strength regarding vitality. However, this city still lacks the facility and depend on other areas. Serui City in Papua Province has many unique characters and must be maintained for the sake of the continuity of its identity.
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