Incorporating Public Speaking into Regional and Urban Town Planning

Introduction: Proper communication by speaking in public is an important part of the work of urban planners in the region and city. Throughout the urban planning, speaking in public plays an important role not only for customers and other planners, but also for communication with wider community communities. However, there are many strategies that need to be done to not only communicate correct information well, but also to provide understandable information to all people at a level of education in a clear and concise way.

Sir Patrick Geddes, a pioneer in urban planning, emphasized in Urban Evolution (1915) that an effective urban plan should be based on detailed surveys and integration of surrounding areas. He also showed his research on the reconstruction of the slums, it requires participatory processes and educated lively citizens. About 100 years later, Herbert Gilladet is a regenerative city and writes as follows. "Planners trying to design resilient urban systems should start with studying the ecology of the natural system," he says, "Policy makers, business units, and citizens It is necessary to cooperate to deepen the understanding of how the city and the natural environment ultimately depend on it, to establish a restorative relationship "(Girardet, 2010)

Indus Valley Civilization shows advanced and technologically advanced urban culture that makes it the center of the first city in the area. The quality of local government town planning shows urban planning and efficient local government knowledge, which makes health or alternative religious ceremonies top priority. This urban plan, most recently discovered by Harappa, Mohenjo-daro, and Rakhigarhi, includes the first known urban health system in the world. In the city, individual homes and families get water from the well. From the room that seems to be in the bath, the wastewater is led to a rain gutter covering the boulevard. The house is open only to the courtyard and small driveway. Houses in some villages in this area are still similar to the building of Harappan in a certain respect.