Rehabilitation and Revitalization of the Historic Environment in Palestine.

In April 2012, UNESCO and the Government of Sweden signed an agreement to implement a project entitled: “Local Development through the Rehabilitation and Revitalization of the Historic Environment in Palestine”, aiming to improve the quality of living conditions of the marginalized communities through the rehabilitation and revitalization of cultural heritage sites and historic urban centers. The project is being implemented in partnership with four local cultural heritage organizations: Riwaq Center for Architectural Conservation, Centre for Cultural Heritage Preservation, the Old City of Jerusalem Revitalization Program, and the Hebron Rehabilitation Committee. During its implementation, the project contributed to the rehabilitation of 75 historic buildings and urban sites in the West Bank and the Gaza Strip.

Development: Basel Nasr, Ayman Safi Camera: Ashraf Dowani Additional Camera: Tamara Habash, Rushdi 
Editing and Visual Effects: Bashir Massad Motion Graphics: Mohamed Bishara Graphics: Tala Abd Alhadi, Nirmeen Zein Music: An Exciting Future by Elliot Middleton Special Thanks: Nablus Municipality, Multipurpose Community Resources Center, Nablus, Old Hebron Museum, Al Khader Monastery, Gaza, Hashimi Hotel, Jerusalem

Client: UNESCO

Style: Video, Motion Graphics

Duration: 4:00 min

Year: 202