The role of grafting abandoned structures in sustainable development

Emphasizing the 17 SDGs of the 2030 Agenda for Sustainable Development, the UN Agenda indicates that there is a need to focus on the five pillars (Planet, Prosperity, Peace, People and Partnership) to effectively measure the progress of the SDGs, thus, the key point Is to understand the relationship between the unexploited built environment and sustainable development, in other words, how the grafting of abandoned structures can contribute to the five elements, from a more holistic perspective, with the implementation of sustainable development through this plan of action, the agenda of the United Nations has gone beyond the general idea of sustainable development as "Development that meets the needs of the present without compromising the ability of future generations to meet their own needs." Basic services, utilities, infrastructure, and the quality of life of the population can be improved through “grafting”, and job opportunities are created by grafting abandoned structures, etc., and the research concluded The importance of grafting abandoned structures in a way that contributes to sustainable development, and the research problem came: (the lack of knowledge about the role of the grafting strategy in the development of abandoned architectural structures) and to solve the problem and achieve the research goal represented by (the role of grafting abandoned structures in a statement of its impact and contribution to sustainable development and at all levels) A key vocabulary for the framework was reached (forms of grafting abandoned structures, types of grafting, grafting mechanisms, and levels of support for grafting abandoned structures for sustainable development) were practically tested to reach final conclusions and recommendations.