YIMBY

noun

or yimby

单词	yimby
释义	YIMBY noun or yimby DEFINITIONS2 1 yes in my back yard: used to describe a person who supports a plan to build something near to where they live Meet the YIMBYs … accused of greed by neighbours for selling gardens to developers for £2.5m. Submitted by: Kerry on 14/08/2015 Open Dictionary - August2015 Featured as a BuzzWord! The term YIMBY first emerged in the late eighties, following the pattern of the more pejorative NIMBY, which appeared some years earlier. NIMBY was coined in 1980 by the late Nicholas Ridley, a British Conservative politician who was then Secretary of State for the Environment. Read more 2 yes in my back yard: a movement to encourage building more affordable homes with support from local people, or someone who promotes this The yimby movement supports council housing, other social housing, and private housing, so long as it helps provide what people need. Submitted from: United Kingdom on 11/08/2017 Open Dictionary - August2017 Noun☞YIMBY
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