Our Objectives

  • EAROPH's mission is to enhance the quality of life, housing, and planning in the Asian, Australasia, and Pacific regions.

  • Recognized as one of the most dynamic regions globally, characterized by rapid economic growth, urbanization, large population, and diverse ethnic backgrounds.

  • Expanded activities since the 13th EAROPH World Planning Congress in Kuala Lumpur in 1992 to align with Agenda 21 from the UNCED at Rio de Janeiro.

Our Focus

EAROPH Focus on a holistic approach to human settlements, addressing comprehensive issues beyond just Housing and Planning, including:

  • Sustainable urban development

  • Community engagement and participation

  • Environmental conservation and management

  • Infrastructure improvement and accessibility

  • Social equity and inclusion in planning processes

  • Resilience against climate change impacts

  • Economic sustainability and job creation

EAROPH Objectives and Key Activities

EAROPH believes it has a responsibility to provide knowledge on housing and planning across the region (the Asian, Australasia and Pacific region) to help instigate positive change in urban environments towards an improved quality of life.

EAROPH also aims in providing a forum for continuous collaboration between government, private sectors and people in addressing Human Settlements issues.

KNOWLEDGE EXCHANGE
  • Technical Exchange Programme

  • Technical Visits

  • Public Forum

  • International Networking and Links

  • Expertise and Technical Support for Member Nations and Cities

CAPACITY BUILDING
  • International and Regional Conferences

  • Training Programme

  • Round tables

  • Research Projects

  • Publications

  • Customized Data Services

  • Joint venture projects

  • Technical Consultancy Services

PROJECTS & PUBLICATION

EAROPH Roles and Goals

  • Consolidate Expertise: Promote and enhance expertise in Human Settlements within the EAROPH region.

  • Continuous Collaboration: Provide a platform for ongoing collaboration between governments, private sectors, and communities to address Human Settlement issues.

  • Professional Development: Support the personal and professional growth of members through training and networking opportunities.

  • Technical Support: Deliver expert technical assistance to members to help them navigate challenges in urban planning.

  • Commercial Consultancy Services: Offer specialized consultancy services to generate revenue and support member initiatives.

  • Facilitate Information Exchange: Encourage the sharing of information, experiences, ideas, and insights among members to foster innovation.

  • Foster Regional Links: Build relationships with organizations in other regions that share similar interests and goals.