Module 2

Question 1

a crucial process that
involves the development and management of
transportation systems to meet the needs of a
community or region

Answer 1

TRANSPORTATION
PLANNING

Question 2

It refers to the framework that supports the transport system consisting of fixed
installations, including: Roads, Railways, Airways, Waterways, Canals And Pipelines, and
Terminals

Answer 2

TRANSPORTATION INFRASTRUCTURE

Question 3

A high volume of vehicles, limited road space, and inefficient traffic
management cause congestion

Answer 3

TRAFFIC CONGESTION

Question 4

Roads may be unpaved, prone to flooding, or poorly maintained, making travel difficult
and sometimes dangerous. This infrastructure gap hinders economic development.

Answer 4

POOR ROAD INFRASTRUCTURE

Question 5

The lack of a comprehensive and integrated public transport network leads many
to rely on private vehicles, exacerbating traffic congestion.

Answer 5

INADEQUATE PUBLIC TRANSPORTATION

Question 6

is the process of facilitating
decision-making to carry out land development while
carefully
considering the natural environment
alongside social, political, economic, and governance
factors. This discipline offers a holistic framework
aimed at achieving sustainable outcomes

Answer 6

environmental
planning

Question 7

a branch of
environmental planning that specifically focuses on the
sustainable management and development of rural and
agricultural areas.

Answer 7

Agrarian environmental planning

Question 8

is the process of developing and
putting into practice strategies targeted at managing forest
resources in a way that prioritizes and addresses environmental
concerns within the framework of sustainable forest management
(SFM).

Answer 8

Forest Environmental Planning

Question 9

is the process of organizing and putting into action plans for
the care and utilization of forests and other forested areas aimed at certain social,
cultural, economic, and environmental goals

Answer 9

Forest management plan

Question 10

focuses on the careful management and development of the
ecosystems within the defined Coastal Zone. It aims to balance human needs and economic
activities with the protection of valuable natural resources

Answer 10

Coastal Environmental Planning

Question 11

It outlines detailed actions for managing specific coastal areas, considering
factors like habitat protection and restoration, sustainable development practices, hazard
mitigation strategies, public access and recreation management, and pollution control
measures

Answer 11

COASTAL MANAGEMENT PLAN