The NESTown development concept envisions the building of self-sufficient, environmentally friendly ‘semi-urban centers’ in rural Ethiopia that would allow farmers to improve their financial prospects without abandoning the land.
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Green Rural Design Aims to Slow Urban Slum Growth
Posted on 15 April 2012 by Sustainability Digest
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