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The
City as an Open Classroom: Diversity & Dynamism in Urban Conservation
Asian
Heritage Cities Triangle project
8-10 January,
2006
Penang, Malaysia
Sponsored
by Japan Foundation
with additional support from Institute for Cultural Enterprise
Urbanization
is often seen as disruptive to the built environment as well as
social, cultural, and economic life in historic cities. What are
the strategies and tools that could address these challenges at
civil society and governmental levels? Using George Town, Penang
as a backdrop, this three-day workshop brings delegates from Japan,
Thailand, Cambodia, and Malaysia to exchange best practices and
lessons learned.

Programme
Schedule
Workshop
Summary
Delegates
and Presenters
Coordinating
and Participating Organizations
What
participants say about the workshop
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Aceh,
Indonesia
Nara,
Japan
Kerala,
India
Lahore,
Pakistan
Phuket,
Thailand
Penang,
Malaysia
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Aceh
Heritage
Community Foundation
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Sun Yat Sen Penang Base
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Global Ethic Project
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CONTACT
Email:
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