THE SUSTAINABLE TRANSFORMATION OF ENVIRONMENTAL AND SOCIAL NEIGHBORHOOD IN THE HOT CLIMATE, CASE STUDY BISKRA CITY, ALGERIA
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https://doi.org/10.31435/ijitss.1(45).2025.3122Keywords:
Sustainable Transformation, Hot Climate, Environmental and Social Context. Biskra AlgeriaAbstract
Urban sustainability is a contemporary concern that emerged in the late 20th century following international awareness of environmental and social context deterioration. Sustainable transformation is a solution proposed to offer a adequate scale of new development principles adapted to the new challenges of society. This research addresses the issue of urban sustainability in the hot climate at the city of Biskra in south est of Algeria, at the neighborhood level.
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