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INFLUENCE OF OUTSOURCED FINANCE ON CONSERVATION OF BUILT HERITAGE IN A DEVELOPING COUNTRY

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Cultural Heritage Management and Preservation Urban Development and Cultural Heritage Conservation Techniques and Studies

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This paper exemplifies conservation through external sources in a developing country where internal sources can hardly meet the demands to safeguard their historic heritage. The paper draws attention to conservation activities of external sources in the heritage Stone Town of Zanzibar and unveils their influence on sustaining a built heritage. It was found that, external sources are instrumental to take the heritage to the world stage and play a significant role in revamping it from stagnant conservation. However, practices in the country render the ultimate results of these sources rather detrimental to warrant a sustainable effect.

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2002Urban waterfront revitalization in developing countries: the example of Zanzibar’s Stone Town 1996Conservation and community 2002Zanzibar Stone Town Joins the Imagined Community of World Heritage Sites 2001Zanzibar a Plan for the Historic Stone Town

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