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Sulukule Renewal Project

The Sulukule Renewal Project aimed to revitalize a historically significant Roma neighborhood in Istanbul, recognized as a UNESCO World Heritage Site. From 2005 to 2012, this unique initiative sought to address the socio-economic challenges faced by the Roma community, which has roots dating back to the Byzantine Empire. Despite its rich cultural heritage and historical significance marked by the Theodosian Walls, the community has faced marginalization. This project highlights the intersection of urban development, civil society engagement, and the need for inclusive governance in addressing poverty in developing countries.

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Sulukule Renewal Project

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  1. Sulukule Renewal Project Istanbul, turkey 2005-2012 Victoria Kim Professor Pipkin PPD 113: Poverty in Dev Countries 3/7/2014

  2. Regional Map of istanbul

  3. introduction • Sulukule(“Water Tower”) neighborhood: historical settlement • UNESCO World Heritage Site from 1985: Theodosian Walls

  4. demographics • Roma (Gypsy) community dating from Byzantine Empire • Socially and economically ostracized from Turkey

  5. Governance& Public service delivery

  6. Competition in economic sector

  7. Civil society

  8. conclusion

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