The project proposes a new scientific approach by introducing the concept of Berlin’s Neighborhood Management into the Egyptian academic and practice context by introducing an urban management unit. By intervening practically in the neighborhood and by accompanying it with research
International Discourse of neighborhood management
International Discourse of neighborhood management
Egyptian discourse about informal settlements
4.2 What can be transferred from the German case?
4.3 Focus area: An informal settlement in Hurghada
4.4 The Description of the study Area
4.5 Old Market and mallaha Area Analysis
4.6 Overview over the work situation and the most important products
4.7 Cross cutting issues in the study area
4.8 Stakeholders Identification
4.9 SWOT Summary
4.10 Vision and the Programs
3.10 Structure and NM-Procedures
3.12 Urban Development Funding Program
Comparing the project with the original work
time and tasks planning
5.2 Comparing: tasks planning
5.3 Changing the prospects for achieving the goals
5.4 results influencing the project
5.5 Changes in objectives and further work plan
Continuing the recovery plan
6.2 Economic prospects for success after the end of the project
6.3 Scientific and/or technical chances of success
after the end of the project
Conclusions & Recommendations
7.2 Adapting the German integrated, and multi-sectoral MODEL fit as a model for the urban regeneration in Egypt
7.3 FIRST STEPS/ PREREQUISITE FOR implementing the NM-Unit in Egypt?
7.4 Stakeholders involvement and roles
7.5 Towards an improved local urban management in Egypt
7.6 Capacities needed for NM office
Annex
Bibliography