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Tag Archives: Egypt
The Challenge of Hosting Different Visitors
By Renard Teipelke I was walking through the streets of Ha Noi, when a shoe polisher insisted on cleaning my ‘apparently’ dirty shoes. I happened to be in the capital city of Viet Nam for ‘business matters’ – not as … Continue reading
Posted in miscellaneous, opinions
Tagged air, business, diversification, economic development, Egypt, growth, guest, Hanoi, hub, mall, Metro Manila, Philippines, Spain, tourism, transport, urban economy, Vietnam, visitor
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The Zabbaleen – Functional Informal Waste Management in Cairo – Part II
By Jakob Hebsaker and Renard Teipelke* In our first article, we introduced the waste management system in Cairo. Now, we want to shed light on recent developments and further implications for the future. The waste management system in Cairo knows … Continue reading
Posted in research
Tagged Cairo, community development, Coptic, Egypt, informal settlement, Manshiyat Nasser, Mo'allimin, recycling, revolution, sustainability, urban planning, urban space, Wahis, waste management, Zabbaleen
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The Zabbaleen – Functional Informal Waste Management in Cairo – Part I
By Jakob Hebsaker and Renard Teipelke* Waste management might belong to those urban issues that are best managed when we do not recognize them. Once we are complaining about dirty streets or overflowing trash cans, we are reminded of hidden … Continue reading
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Tagged Cairo, community development, Coptic, Egypt, informal settlement, Mo'allimin, recycling, revolution, sustainibility, urban planning, urban space, Wahis, waste management, Zabbaleen
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Cultural Flagship Projects – Part III
By Renard Teipelke In my last article of this series on cultural flagship projects, I will present my conclusions of the research I conducted during a field trip in February in Cairo and Alexandria*. I will specifically focus on the … Continue reading
Posted in opinions, research
Tagged Alexandria, AlexMed, BA, Bibliotheca Alexandrina, branding, Cairo, city tourism, cultural flagship, cultural institutions, Dina Youssef, Egypt, Image, library, MENA, Place Branding, Place Development, planning, revolution, Serageldin, urban space, Zahran
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