| In 1994, she authored a book titled Mokattam garbage village, Cairo, Egypt | Notable contributions [ ] Mokattam Recycling School [ ] Dr |
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| She is well recognized internationally and locally as a consultant, researcher, and trainer in community development | She is formerly Egypt's Minister of State for Environment Affairs in the of Prime Minister |
The project involved separating and dividing and non-organic waste and delivering non-organic waste to a sorting and processing transfer station to be and ; organic waste was delivered to Sinai who used it to feed their cattle, thus preventing caused by unorganized waste disposal methods.
24| Iskander's contributions include her notable work with the or garbage collectors, in Egypt, where she established an informal recycling school in 1982 to teach children basic literacy, health and hygiene - a project for which she received the in 1994 | |
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| The processing transfer station was established to absorb the large volume of alcohol bottles, plastic, cardboard and other recyclable materials from tourism establishments and provide a healthy source of income from the re-sale of plastics and glass both locally and internationally | Education and early career [ ] Dr |
Sinai Recycling Project [ ] The know-how of waste management in on the outskirts of Cairo was transferred to the Egyptian tourist towns of and in 1997, when Kamel cooperated with social entrepreneur — eco-lodge owner and founder of environmental protection organization "Hemaya" Arabic for "Protection".
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