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Heba is an urban planner, researcher, and developer. Her research interests lie in human settlements, culture, heritage, community, and urban development. She has a bachelor’s degree in Architecture and Urban Planning from Alexandria University and a master’s degree in Urban Development from the Technical University of Berlin. She has worked on a variety of urban development and research projects with regional and international organizations. Originally from Egypt, Heba joined the Charter Cities Institute as a member of the Atlas Corps Fellowship.
Each month the CCI team selects a new book to read and discuss together Our book club selections cover a wide range of topics that are relevant to charter cities but they are most often related to development urban issues and governance In this ongoing
Join our research team on an exploration of the key ideas from notable thinkers in political philosophy economics political science urban planning and other traditions as they relate to charter cities in our Big Thinkers blog series
This blog post provides a summary of the concluding thoughts from the 8220 Walking the Un Walkable 8221 project series
Urban infrastructure in major cities is inadequate to support pedestrian mobility In Zambia for example the majority of citizens rely on walking for their daily travel but unfortunately sidewalks are often inaccessible or non existent and urban expansion makes travel time longer To help address
This blog documents the third walk and mapping activity carried out as part of the ongoing 8220 Walking the Un Walkable 8221 project series
This blog documents the second walk and mapping activity carried out as part of the ongoing 8220 Walking the Un Walkable 8221 project series
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