O. Peled – Planning, Development Consulting, Management

National, regional and urban planning, field research and management consulting
Urban planner drawing on a master plan map
Urban and regional planning. Photo: Depositphotos

O. Peled provides planning, field research and management consulting services to governments, municipalities and regional bodies.

Our services

Planning: National and regional master plans, as well as regional and urban planning, including master plans and quantitative assessments of planning needs.

Regional and urban field research: Studies on the economy, urbanism, social issues and population needs, including non-geodetic surveys of cultural and social indicators, characteristics and economic status.

Management services: Municipal and regional management consulting, project management, economic and budgetary project control, and the integration of resources and projects across separate stakeholders, including the local population.

About the firm

O. Peled is managed by Oren Peled, an urban and regional planner with an MA in Geography and a BA in Economics, and more than 20 years of experience working with governments and municipalities.

For more information:

Oren Peled
orenpel@gmail.com
+972 52 3664357
sites.google.com/view/o-peled/

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