On 04 June 2021, the Build4People consortium leader Dr Michael Waibel, Hamburg University, and the WP#2 “Sustainable Building” Leader Dr Dirk Schwede, Stuttgart University, took part in the webinar „Regulatory Frameworks and the Role of Governments in Buildings Policy Development”, hosted by the ASEAN Centre for Energy and organised by…
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Press release of Hamburg University to announce start of Build4People Research and Development funded by BMBF
On 25 May 2021, the Office for Public Relations at Hamburg University published an official press release informing the general public and media representatives on the start of the four-year Research and Development phase of the Build4People project funded by the German Federal Ministry of Education and Research (BMBF). Link…
Continue ReadingMany interesting insights during the Build4People Roundtable Workshop “Discussion of Household Survey Results”, 20 May 2021
Today, about 25 members of the Build4People team from Germany and Cambodia discussed the preliminary results of a large-scale household survey among 500 households of the urban population of Phnom Penh. The rationale behind the survey was to learn more about the building user perspective in the context of resource…
Continue ReadingSuccessful Science Workshop of Build4People Work Package “Sustainable Urban Transformation”, 18 May 2021
On 18 May 2021, the WP6 “Sustainable Urban Transformation” Science Workshop took place with about 60 participants. The main aim of this event was to discuss the WP6 research plan, its milestones and related activities during B4P Research and Development phase (2021-2025) to the local Cambodian research partners. Also, theoretical…
Continue ReadingBuild4People exchange with project “Sustainable Mobility in Metropolitan Regions in ASEAN”
On 12 May 2021, a first exchange took place with the project project “Sustainable Mobility in Metropolitan Regions in ASEAN (SMMR)“. This project funded by the German government is developing four knowledge products in the form of green papers and webinars on the topics of 1) Sustainable Urban Mobility Plans,…
Continue ReadingSuccessful Build4People Social Media Campaign via Facebook
From the beginning of project funding, Build4People has disseminated information on its various activities and knowledge on the topic of sustainable buildings / urbanization via its social media channels such as YouTube, Instagram or Facebook. The latter has evolved into the medium with the strongest outreach. In the meantime, the…
Continue ReadingSuccessful presentation “Cambodia’s Youth as Change Agents for a Sustainable Transformation? Experiences from the Build4People project”
On 10 May 2021, Dr Michael Waibel and Ravi Jayaweera gave a presentation with the title “Cambodia’s Youth as Change Agents for a Sustainable Transformation? Experiences from the Build4People project”, as part of the public lecture series “Youth and Ageing in Southeast Asia”, organized by the Department of Languages and…
Continue ReadingIntroduction of Build4People project at SURE Kick-off Conference, 29 April 2021
On 29 April 2021, the Kick-off Conference of the Programme “Sustainable Development of Urban Regions” (SURE) funded by the German Federal Ministry of Education and Research (BMBF) took place. As part of this conference all ten funded projects got the chance to introduce about themselves. In the case of Build4People, the…
Continue ReadingBuild4People Participation at Validation Workshop on Cambodia’s NDC Roadmap for Sustainable Buildings and Construction 2020-2050
On 29 April 2021, the final Validation Workshop on Cambodia’s NDC (Nationally Determined Contribution) Roadmap for Sustainable Buildings and Construction 2020-2050 took place. The main aims of this event were to share and present the national baseline survey, to get feedback and further inputs from stakeholders on key priority actions for each activity…
Continue ReadingBuild4People Project Presentation at SURE Workshop Series Event, 22 April 2021
On 22 April 2021, there was day 2 of the kick-off workshop series of the Programme Sustainable Development of Urban Regions (SURE) funded by the German Federal Ministry of Education and Research (BMBF) and organized by the accompanying project “Programme Facilitation & Synthesis Research” led by HafenCity University, Hamburg, and…
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