In what ways gender planning is similar/different to the classic planning, and what is specific to gender planning? You can use the following articles: – 1. Chee Yoke Ling. Women and the environment: The Malaysian experience. In Changing Perceptions Writings on Gender and Development. Tina Wallace with Candida March (eds.), Oxfam UK and Ireland, 1991. (pp. 22-27) – 2. Mona Mehta. Analysis of a gender development programme. In Changing Perceptions Writings on Gender and Development. Tina Wallace with Candida March (eds.), Oxfam UK and Ireland, 1991. (pp. 141-147). – April Brett. Why Gender is a Development Issue. In Changing Perceptions. Tina Wallace and Candida March (eds.), (pp. 1-7). – Patsy Healey, Traditions of Planning Thought. In Collaborative Planning: Shaping Places in Fragmented Societies, 1997, pp/ 1-27.
