A definition of successful reclaiming projects is not easy to find.
Public services Coordinating of single, individual reclaiming projects in more complex, complete and sustainable neighbourhood projects.
Design, diagnosis and technology support to small, "spontaneous" reclaiming projects carried on by single owners of little buildings, or parts of buildings.
So it became possible (because advantageous) for the private owners of the other single buildings (or, more often, family flats in apartment buildings) in the same neighbourhood to start individual reclaiming projects.
A general directory of the main activities to be carried out by the professionals, contractors and institutions interested in the Laboratory is: 1. Technical services Design, diagnosis and technology support to small, "spontaneous" reclaiming projects carried on by single owners of little buildings, or parts of buildings.
A tension within feminism complicates the project of reclaiming women's selfhood, however.
In one respect, Nancy Chodorow's appropriation of object relations theory parallels Kristeva's project of reclaiming and revaluing femininity, for Chodorow's account of the relational self reclaims and revalues feminine mothering capacities.
'Indigenous scholars from Australia, Aotearoa-New Zealand, the United States, and Canada have brought to academic discussions the Indigenous peoples' project of reclaiming control over Indigenous ways of knowing and being'[ 11, 13, 14].
Since the 1970s, because of a series of engineering projects such as those reclaiming land and constructing ports, the bay has been in a stage of continuous silting, characterized by the channel narrowing and shrinking and shoal silting and expanding, which may result in the abandonment of ports around the bay and endanger the salt field, aquaculture and other agriculture.
Sekem, an Egyptian food producer, set itself the task of reclaiming desert land through organic farming.
