Many residents of the time began to see the city as a place with a golden past that could never be reclaimed. As a result, the city's economy began to suffer, leading to many of the most serious complications it faces today. And to top it all off, the city experienced the worst urban disaster in U.S. history, Hurricane Katrina, and after that all hope seemed lost. Nevertheless, as mentioned at the beginning of the essay, after such disasters, many people returned to rebuild their beloved city, better than before. A series of recovery planning processes enabled the city to get back on its feet, but enormous challenges still remained. And that's why the Master Plan was created to help give this movement additional momentum and encouragement, with no template to follow, the city created its own, and with the help of over 5,000 New Orleans , they were able to create a plan like never before. Before. Currently, things are changing rapidly in New Orleans and people are now hopeful that with effective government, a new era of partnerships, and the shared political will to make tough decisions, New Orleans will be doomed over the next 20 years of change that will bring new economic growth, opportunity and innovation. The main objective of the plan is to revitalize the economy in a way that will benefit