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These projects showcased innovative solutions, promoting equal access to public services and facilities, strengthening urban resilience, and addressing climate challenges in city environments.
GIZ Egypt recently hosted an event that brought together three significant projects: the Capacity Building through Urban Infrastructure Development (CBUID) Project, the National Solid Waste Management Program (NSWMP/EU Green) Project, and the Equal Opportunities and Social Development (EOSD) Project.
The collaborative initiative aimed to spotlight the concept of a “Just Urban Transition.” It emphasized the successful partnership between Egypt, Germany, and the European Union, with a strong focus on enhancing resilience and inclusivity in urban development.
These projects showcased innovative solutions, promoting equal access to public services and facilities, strengthening urban resilience, and addressing climate challenges in city environments. The event featured a marketplace with interconnected thematic stations, highlighting key principles related to the Just Urban Transition.
These themes included Access to Urban Facilities, Community Engagement and Participation, Social Inclusion and Economic Opportunities, the National Solid Waste Management Program/EU Green Project (NSWMP/EU Green) Circular Economy, and Inclusive Climate Resilience.
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A distinguished panel discussed the potential implementation of a “Just Urban Transition” in Egypt, considering the country’s unique socio-economic, cultural, and environmental aspects. The conversation centered on customizing the concept to local needs, prioritizing governance, community participation, and stakeholder collaboration. The panel also explored holistic approaches to social equity and climate resilience.
