Spatial equity Based resource allocation for infrastructure

Spatial equity is the equal distribution of individuals on geographical location affected by particular projects. •Spatial equity is dropping of disparities between different living levels. •Spatial equity can be by identifying criteria defining fairness in the allocation of basic social services, activities and development resources.

Talen and Anselin define spatial equity as the correlation between spatial distribution of services/activities and spatial distribution of different socioeconomic groups;

In this context of infrastructure spatial equity and social equity are not apart from each other.

Two different measures of spatial equity analysis for equity based concept.

The spatial equity analysis includes location, shape or size and defines to what extent urban public facilities are allocated

non-spatial equity analysis is that information which does not include any geometric considerations

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