Researching triggers for pro-environmental everyday behaviour
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WP#2: Sustainable Building (អគារដែលមាននិរន្តរភាព)
Contributing to sustainable construction in Cambodia
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WP#3: Sustainable Neighbourhoods (សហគមន៏ដែលមានចីរភាព)
Understanding the ecological, socio-cultural and institutional context for sustainable urban district planning in Cambodia
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WP#4: Urban Green (ទីក្រុងបៃតង)
Linking ecological aspects of urban green directly with social perspectives to increase sensitivity of Phnom Pen’s population for urban green space
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WP#5: Urban Climate (អាកាសធាតុទីក្រុង)
Understanding urban climatic conditions in relation to the dynamics in the neighbourhoods
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WP#6: Sustainable Urban Transformation (ការផ្លាស់ប្តូរទីក្រុងដោយនិរន្តរភាព)
Analysing and exploring innovative pathways towards a sustainable urban transformation
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Ensuring integrative research through trans-disciplinarity
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Official notification of Build4People funding support, June 2019
On 26 June 2019, the Build4People project consortium members received official notification of funding support from the German Federal Ministry of Education and Research (BMBF). Official project start is 01 August 2019. Duration of the Definition Phase is 18 months till January 2021. We are all very happy about this…
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University of Hamburg hosts Build4People Proposal Writing Workshop, February 2018
From 27-28 February 2018 the Build4People project consortium met for a Proposal Writing Workshop in Hamburg. In the presence of Tep Kuntheara from our main project management partner, the Cambodian Institute of Urban Studies (CIUS), the Build4People team intensively discussed how to best prepare for the application of the Definition…
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Build4People at Phnom Penh City Hall, February 2018
Project coordinator Dr. Michael Waibel introduced the Build4people approach to Phnom Penh’s Vice-Governor Dr. Aunny Ieng and his staff. Consequently, our project received official support from Phnom Penh Capital Administration.
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