On 16 September 2021, Build4People joined a session at the TRIALOG Annual Conference 2021. The session was organized by Kai Michael Dietrich, Technical School of Applied Sciences Lübeck, member of the so-called accompanying project of the SURE (Sustainable Development of Urban Regions) programme, funded by the German Federal Ministry of…
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The Build4People project signed Memorandum of Understanding with Phnom Capital Administration
On 18 August 2021, the Build4People project, represented by Hamburg University, signed a Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) with Phnom Capital Administration (PPCA) which is the most important implementation partner of Build4People. This MoU will set the basis for the application of the empirical research results of the Build4People work packages…
Continue ReadingBuild4People contributes to podcast of the Southeast Asia Globe
We are happy to announce that a podcast has been recently published about “Urban Planning: Building the future of Phnom Penh” through Anakut. Anakut is a podcast about Cambodia, where it stands today and where it’s moving into the future, edited by the Southeast Asia Globe. In each episode, guests discuss…
Continue ReadingBuild4People Team invited to provide feedback on a national green building certification scheme during a three-day stakeholder consultation workshop
The Build4People Team was invited to provide feedback on the Green Building certification scheme developed by the Cambodian National Council for Sustainable Development (NCSD) during a three-day stakeholder consultation workshop, which took place from 0305 August 2021. Government agencies, international donors, private sector representatives and research institutes participated at the online…
Continue ReadingSuccessful WP2 “Sustainable Building” Science Workshop
On 30 July 2021, the WP2 “Sustainable Building” Science Workshop took place. It was attended by representatives from Stuttgart University, the leader of the Build4People Work Package #2 “Sustainable Building” and by its local collaboration partners from the Institute of Technology of Cambodia (ITC). Further, it got attended by the…
Continue ReadingBuild4People team members invited as speakers at IEA training programme to promote low carbon buildings
On 27 July and 28 July 2021, the Build4People team members Dr Michael Waibel, Hamburg University, and Dr Dirk Schwede, Stuttgart University, got invited to join two modules as plenary discussion speakers of the training programme under the auspice of the Singapore-IEA Regional Training Hub. On 27 July 2021, the…
Continue ReadingSuccessful WP3 “Sustainable Neighbourhoods” Science Workshop
On 29 June 2021, the WP3 “Sustainable Neighbourhoods” Science Workshop took place. It was attended by representatives from Eble Messerschmidt Partner (EMP), the leader of the Build4People Work Package #3 “Sustainable Neighbourhoods” in collaboration with Andreas von Zadow from von Zadow International, representatives from the School of Architecture and Urban…
Continue ReadingBuild4People at the Annual Conference 2021 of the Southeast Asia Working Group in the German Geographical Society
Build4People team members presented about their project during the virtual annual conference of the Southeast Asia Working Group in the German Geographical Society (DGfG) on 25 June 2021. Dr Michael Waibel as overall Build4People coordinator, Dr Anke Blöbaum as leader of WP1 “Behaviour Change” and Prof Dr Jan Peter Mund…
Continue ReadingFruitful Exchange during WP1 “Behaviour Change” Science Workshop
On 23 June 2021, the WP1 “Behaviour Change” Science Workshop took place. The main aim of this event was to introduce and to discuss the WP1 research plan and related activities and milestones during Build4People RD phase. This included an extensive introduction of the theoretical research approaches of WP1 to…
Continue ReadingSuccessful Build4People Strategic Publication Planning Workshop, 10 June 2021
On 10 June 2021, the Build4People Strategic Publication Planning Workshop took place. Participants were the German and the Cambodian research team members. This main objective of this event was to discuss and to develop a smart and coherent joint medium and long-term Build4People publication strategy thereby aiming to increase the…
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