Van Huyssteen, ElsonaOranje, M2009-02-262009-02-262008-08Van Huyssteen, E and Oranje, M. 2008. From promising preaching to piloting the promise and teaching what is promising in planning practice. Sun Media, pp 1-25978-1-920109-51-6http://hdl.handle.net/10204/3081Copyright: 2008 Sun MediaThis chapter describes the National Spatial Development Perspective of South Africa (NSDP) District Application Project, which was initiated by the national Presidency of South Africa. In this pilot an attempt was made to test both the prospects and limitations of key constructs germane to both planning and sustainability science in a number of district municipal planning processes, and the extent to which these concepts had found acceptance in these districts. While limited to a sample of municipalities (13 of the 52 metro and district municipalities in South Africa) and not conducted specifically from a sustainability science perspective, the study does offer a range of lessons and areas of interest, recorded during and after the project intervention, for those serious about seeing the word of sustainability science becoming fleshenSustainability scienceEcological paradigmBook ChapterVan Huyssteen, E., & Oranje, M. (2008). From promising preaching to piloting the promise and teaching what is promising in planning practice., <i></i> Sun Media. http://hdl.handle.net/10204/3081Van Huyssteen, Elsona, and M Oranje. "From promising preaching to piloting the promise and teaching what is promising in planning practice" In <i></i>, n.p.: Sun Media. 2008. http://hdl.handle.net/10204/3081.Van Huyssteen E, Oranje M. From promising preaching to piloting the promise and teaching what is promising in planning practice. [place unknown]: Sun Media; 2008. [cited yyyy month dd]. http://hdl.handle.net/10204/3081.TY - Book Chapter AU - Van Huyssteen, Elsona AU - Oranje, M AB - This chapter describes the National Spatial Development Perspective of South Africa (NSDP) District Application Project, which was initiated by the national Presidency of South Africa. In this pilot an attempt was made to test both the prospects and limitations of key constructs germane to both planning and sustainability science in a number of district municipal planning processes, and the extent to which these concepts had found acceptance in these districts. While limited to a sample of municipalities (13 of the 52 metro and district municipalities in South Africa) and not conducted specifically from a sustainability science perspective, the study does offer a range of lessons and areas of interest, recorded during and after the project intervention, for those serious about seeing the word of sustainability science becoming flesh DA - 2008-08 DB - ResearchSpace DP - CSIR KW - Sustainability science KW - Ecological paradigm LK - https://researchspace.csir.co.za PY - 2008 SM - 978-1-920109-51-6 T1 - From promising preaching to piloting the promise and teaching what is promising in planning practice TI - From promising preaching to piloting the promise and teaching what is promising in planning practice UR - http://hdl.handle.net/10204/3081 ER -