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  • Developing Enterprising Cities in South Africa 
    Das, D. (African Journal of Hospitality, Tourism and Leisure, 2019)
    Cities are considered as engines of economic growth. Enterprising activities in the cities have emerged as the backbone of the economy of cities across the globe. Efforts have been made in many countries to build or ...
  • Effects of illumination on accessibility of public parks in South African cities 
    Honiball, J.; Honiball, J.; Das, D. (Central University of Technology, Free State, Bloemfontein: Interim : Interdisciplinary Journal, 2015)
    Public parks (PP) and open recreational facilities are essential elements in cities particularly in the residential areas. Evidence from literature suggests that PPs have a positive influence on the social and physical ...
  • Evaluation of accessibility challenges of public parks in residential areas of South African cities - a case study of Bloemfontein City 
    Das, D.; Honiball, J. (35th Annual Southern African Transport Conference, 2016)
    Public parks and open recreational facilities are essential elements of healthy modern cities. The importance of the public parks in urban residential areas is uncontested from the health and environment point of view. ...
  • Futuristic intelligent transportation system architecture for sustainable road transportation in developing countries 
    Das, D.; Tom, S.; Honiball, J. (Proceedings of the 35th Southern African Transport Conference (SATC 2016): Paper presented at the 35th Annual Southern African Transport Conference 4-7 July 2016 "Transport ? a catalyst for socio-economic growth and development opportunities to improve quality of life", CSIR International Convention Centre, Pretoria, South Africa., 2016)
    Sustainable road transportation has become a challenge particularly in the developing countries. Literature suggests that the ability of the transport system to respond to the mobility needs of people and goods is hampered ...

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