Sekem Effect How a Sustainable Community Can Transform Egypt and the World

The remarkable story of Sekem, a sustainable community which thrives in the Egyptian desert. Explores their pioneering vision for the future in ecology, economics, culture and social change. Important and inspiring.

A propos de l'auteur

Helmy Abouleish is the Chief Executive of Sekem, and son of founder Dr Ibrahim Abouleish. He is a member of several international organisations, including the World Economic Forum and the World Future Council, and is president of Demeter International. Helmy is a popular speaker at international events and conferences on the subject of sustainable development. He lives with his family at Sekem, north-east of Cairo, Egypt.Christine Arlt is the managing director of the German branch of Friends of Sekem. She lives in Cologne, Germany.Jeff Martin is a translator from the USA. He studied anthroposophy at Emerson College, England, and worked as a business analyst and consultant across Europe. Now retired, he has translated several books, including Becoming Fully Human by Rudolf Steiner. He lives in France.

Détails du produit

• Auteurs: Helmy Abouleish, Christine Arlt, Helmy Arlt Abouleish, Helmy Abouleish, Christine Arlt
• Collaboration: Martin Jeff (Traduction)
• Edition: Floris Books
• Contenu: Livre
• Forme du produit: Livre de poche
• Date de parution: 24.06.2025
• Catégorie: Sciences naturelles, médecine, it, technique > Biologie > Agriculture, horticulture; sylviculture, piscicult; Sciences humaines, art, musique > Art > Architecture
• EAN: 9781782509431
• ISBN: 978-1-78250-943-1
• Nombre de pages: 172
• Catégories: Sudan, Sustainability, Recycling, Egypt, Empowering, inspirational story, Renewable Energy, Social Change, Agriculture, Pioneers, Sustainable agriculture, Environmentally-friendly (‘green’) architecture and design, Circular economic systems, biodynamics, Marketing for change / Cause-related marketing, self-sufficient, holistic education, community transformation, inspirational true-life story, eco-community