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Urban sustainability assessment: An analysis of how weighting and aggregating coefficient system was used in the development of SUCCEED assessment tool for developing countries

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Urban sustainability assessment: An analysis of how weighting and aggregating coefficient system was used in the development of SUCCEED assessment tool for developing countries
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Frontiers in Built Environment, June 2024
DOI 10.3389/fbuil.2024.1413757
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Job Momoh, Olubisi Ige, Rafiu Seidu, Lucy Ogbenjuwa, Bert Young, Yusuf Ibraheem

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