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This study analyzes how international development cooperation projects in urban planning can fail to achieve balanced outcomes when community participation is distorted, focusing on Zanzibar’s “Green Corridor” project in Tanzania as an example of transforming a vehicle-oriented main road into a sustainable, pedestrian-friendly street. This research reveals how normative goals (e.g., environmental protection, walkability) can overshadow functional needs (e.g., mobility, economic viability) if resident input is not appropriately managed. Through participatory observation, surveys, and stakeholder analysis, this study identifies how biased representation, incomplete information, and limited planner’s intervention can exacerbate goal imbalances, undermine consensus, and reduce project feasibility. Rather than ensuring context-sensitive solutions, poorly designed participatory processes can validate unrealistic ideals. This research suggests that planners must adopt a more proactive role, acting as both mediators and verifiers, in addition to their traditional technical functions. By balancing diverse interests, rectifying skewed feedback, and grounding decisions in solid evidence, this research offers practical insights into developing more equitable, sustainable urban plans in international development contexts.

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Abstract
1. 서론
1.1. 연구의 배경 및 필요성
1.2. 연구목적 및 연구문제 제기
2. 이론적 고찰
2.1. 도시계획에서 기능적･규범적 차원의 개념
2.2. 국제도시개발협력에서 주민참여의 의미와 한계
2.3. 계획가 역할의 중요성: 균형과 검증 과정
2.4. 선행연구 검토 및 본 연구 차별성
3. 사례분석
3.1. 사례지 선정 배경
3.2. 자료수집 방법
3.3. 사례 분석의 틀
3.4. 사업 개요 및 맥락
3.5. 주민참여 과정 분석
3.6. 계획안 변천과정
3.7. 분석의 틀을 통한 계획가의 역할 검증
4. 결론 및 정책적 제언
4.1. 연구결과 요약
4.2. 계획가의 필수 역할 재정립
4.3. 정책적 제언과 향후 연구 과제
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도시계획 국제개발협력 기능적 차원 규범적 차원 계획가 주민참여 Urban Planning International Development Cooperation Functional Dimension Normative Dimension Planner Community Participation

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• 박광복 [ Park, Kwang Box | 서울시립대학교 도시공학과 박사과정 ] 주저자
• 강명구 [ Kang, Myung Gu | 서울시립대학교 도시공학과 교수 ] 교신저자

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