Sustainable development of the city of Sabratha in Libya – strategy and possibilities


World Heritage Site: Archaeological Site of Sabratha

Publication Year: 2020

Publication Type: Article

Publication Identifier: WHECCD3A305CF

Summary

Sabratha, Libya's UNESCO-listed archaeological site, faces significant challenges in sustainable development post-civil war. The study proposes a strategic framework to address these issues by integrating societal sustainability principles with urban development goals. It identifies key elements for Sabratha's future strategy, focusing on resilience, preservation of cultural heritage, and socio-economic growth. The approach combines theoretical perspectives on sustainable cities with an analysis of Sabratha's current situation, offering actionable insights for policymakers and conservationists.

Citation

Alharary Aboub, M. (2020). Sustainable development of the city of Sabratha in Libya – strategy and possibilities. Социолошки Дискурс, 9(16). https://doi.org/10.7251/socen1916055a

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