URBAN STAKEHOLDERS AS KEY TO MANAGE MODELS FOR URBAN REGENERATION: CONTRIBUTION FROM SCIENTIFIC LITERATURE (2009-2022)

Abstract

The Sustainable Development Agenda promotes the optimal execution of planning processes within the framework of the Sustainable Development Goals. For this reason, urban management models and planning processes must identify the role of the stakeholders that develop the construction of the city; they are the ones who use it, enjoy it and live it. The lack of knowledge about the roles and actions of urban stakeholders prevents them from getting involved in the development of planning processes. This article presents an academic literature review that systematizes the existing information about the role of urban stakeholders in the development of the city found in scientific literature in the period from 2009 to 2022. The results show decisive lines of action for the participation of the social fabric in the development of sustainable management models. The conclusions show that urban regeneration processes have a direct impact on the social organization of the city. The article can contribute to academic discussion, particularly in Latin America, where studies about urban regeneration are not as common as in Asian and European countries.