Urban Development refers to the process of improving and expanding urban areas through planning, design, and construction. It encompasses the development of infrastructure, housing, commercial spaces, and public services to enhance the quality of life for residents. This process often involves collaboration between governments, private developers, and communities to create sustainable environments that meet the needs of a growing population. Urban development aims to address issues such as land use, transportation, environmental impact, and social equity. It plays a critical role in shaping the physical, economic, and social landscape of cities, ensuring they can effectively accommodate changes in demographics and technology while promoting economic growth and community well-being.
Japan's forests, with 67% land coverage, face issues due to neglected artificial cedar and cypress plantings, which heighten allergy problems and landslide risks. The "Forest Link" initiative by Nomura Real…