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It was great to see so many partners of the Build4People project during the recent Regional Workshop on Green Buildings organised by the Cambodian Ministry of Environment, represented among others by Sokhai NOP, Phnom Penh, Cambodia. It was also the official launch of the Asia Low Carbon Buildings Transition (ALCBT) in…

How to bridge the gap between knowledge and implementation to achieve transformative change and to make a real difference? This has become a key question of the Build4People consortium leader Dr. Michael Waibel. That is why Michael was very glad to get invited to held a keynote presentation about “Transformation…

Hereby, the whole Build4People team would like to wish you all the best for the Khmer New Year. May the year ahead be full of joy, prosperity, decent health, and good fortune. Thanks to Nyda Chhinh for editing the Khmer language.

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We are very happy to announce that the Khmer language edition of the Build4People exhibition 2024 has been finally published online: Among others, it presents good practice examples of green buildings and sustainable neighborhoods from Asia. It has been curated by Build4People Work Package #3 “Sustainable Neighborhoods” led by Eble…

The Build4People team is happy to announce the recent publication of a video clip documenting the Build4People WP1-WP6 Science Workshop at Royal University of Phnom Penh on 28 February 2028. The key objective of this workshop was to introduce and to discuss with local stakeholders two interconnected milestones, the “Build4People…

The Popup Kiosk set-up at the riverside of Norea City, Chbar Ampov District of Phnom Penh, Cambodia, was a participatory intervention during the Build4People Ecocity Transition Lab 2024. It got initiated by the German government funded SMMR project (Sustainable Mobility in Metropolitan Regions in ASEAN), managed by Impact Hub Phnom…

On March 7, 2024, the Build4People team held its usual wrap-up meeting complementing its latest on-site visit in Phnom Penh. The Build4People team members were invited to reflect on the on-site stay in a three-fold way: highlights experienced, lessons learned, as well as motivational visions for the next stay to…

On 06 March 2024, the German embassy in the Royal Kingdom of Cambodia invited representatives from international donor organisations to a luncheon at the renowned Raffles Hotel in Phnom Penh.  The key aim of this event was to connect these donor organisations with the Build4People project, particularly in regard of…