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The reconstruction of Beirut: sowing the seeds for future conflicts?
“Beirut in times of peace has been more disfigured and destroyed than in times of war.” [1] While the city centre, devastated by the combats of the civil war (1975–90), has now been largely rebuilt, the Lebanese capital is now faced with something of a paradox: its regeneration model seems to be bringing with it the seeds of future conflicts. The spread of speculative urban development – based on demolition and reconstruction – from downtown areas to the socially diverse neighbourhoods surrounding the city centre is a key event in Beirut’s recent history. These densely populated areas, largely unaffected by the destruction wrought by the war, are nonetheless subject to politico-sectarian polarisation, rekindled by the assassination of prime minister Rafic Hariri in 2005. Beirut’s pericentral neighbourhoods, under pressure from these two dynamics, seem to be in the throes of a process of “deconstruction by reconstruction”.
Solidere’s legacy
In the aftermath of the war, the reconstruction strategy adopted by the government was primarily economic: the renewal of the whole of Lebanon would be based on the dynamism of tertiary functions in downtown Beirut, through the re-creation of a regional hub ori
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29 Nov 2018
Summary of Resolutions adopted in 2018 by the 16th General Assembly of the OIV
Decisions on Viticulture and the Environment
- In the field of viticulture, the OIV adopted a recommendation to encourage research and study relating to the use of plant extracts, specific sustainable fertilisers, hormones, agronomic practices and chemical products as alternatives to synthetic dormancy-breaking products used in table grape production (Resolution OIV-VITI 607-2018).
- A recommendation to encourage research and study relating to the use of biological-control agents, anti-microbial natural plant extracts, physical agents or treatments for sustainable decontamination and agronomic solutions as alternatives to sulphites and other preservatives in the production of table grapes and dried grapes (Resolution OIV-VITI 608-2018).
- OIV Protocol for the sustainable use of water in viticulture (Resolution OIV-VITI 569-2018). This protocol defines good water management practices based on sustainability principles, taking into account the consequences of limited supply of water in some areas or regions and in some years, as well as the need to ensure its more efficient use in vitivinicultural production. Sustainable use of water can be achieved through the appropriate selection