Showing posts with label Germany. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Germany. Show all posts
Monday, 29 February 2016
Monday, 26 January 2015
The Phosphorus Donation Foundation gets recognised at 2 events for social design
The new iSaS team worked on extended
concepts for phosphorus recovery and applied for participation at 2 important events.
The new iSaS team has now the chance to present
their work at the TFF (Thought for Food) Global Summit (http://tffchallenge.com) on 13. & 14. of
February 2014.
The extended concept of the Phosphorus Donation Foundation can
be find here:
Further on the participation at the Munich
Creative Business Week through the Hans Sauer Stifuntung is set as well (http://www.mcbw.de)
Congratulations !
Friday, 20 June 2014
BREAKING: Long awaited: DWA-A 272 paper published: All about the implementation of NASS
After a long working process and sound revision of many Germany experts the DWA Working Paper DWA-A 272 "Grundsätze für die Planung und Implementierung Neuartiger Sanitärsysteme (NASS) (Juni 2014)" (English title: "Basic rules for planning and implementation of New Alternative Sanitation Systems (NASS)") has been published.
Please refer to:
http://www.dwa.de/dwa/shop/shop.nsf/Produktanzeige?openform&produktid=P-DWAA-9KK8A2
Please refer to:
http://www.dwa.de/dwa/shop/shop.nsf/Produktanzeige?openform&produktid=P-DWAA-9KK8A2
Thursday, 8 May 2014
Wohin das Wasser fließt - SWR2 Radiosendung über SANO-Projekt des b.is in Südafrika ist online
Im März 2013 reisten Wissenschaftler des b.is im Rahmen des Deutsch-Südafrikanischen Jahres der Wissenschaft nach Südafrika. Begleitet wurde das Team auf seiner Reise von der Hörfunk-Journalistin Nora Bauer. Über die Kooperation mit der North-West-University Potchefsstroom ist eine interessante Hörsendung entstanden, welche in eindrücklicher Weise die Arbeit der deutsch-südafrikanischen Forschergruppe dokumentiert.
Das Radiofeature "Wohin das Wasser fliesst" ist online auf SWR2 nach zu hören.
Das Radiofeature "Wohin das Wasser fliesst" ist online auf SWR2 nach zu hören.
Monday, 7 April 2014
Mischen impossible: Hamburgs neues Abwassersystem
Folgen Sie dem Link zu dem TV-Beitrag der ARD: "Mischen impossible: Hamburgs neues Abwassersystem"
Die Forschergruppe des Bauhaus-Institut für zukunftsweisende Infrastruktursysteme (b.is) ist maßgeblich an der Entwicklung des neuen Abwassersystems im Baugebiet "Jenfelder Au" und mancher im Bericht dargestellter Technologien beteiligt.
Hier noch der Link zur kompletten, sehr sehenswerten Sendung "W wie Wissen" vom 06.04.2014. Lohnt sich!
Herzlichen Glückwunsch, Kollegen !
Die Forschergruppe des Bauhaus-Institut für zukunftsweisende Infrastruktursysteme (b.is) ist maßgeblich an der Entwicklung des neuen Abwassersystems im Baugebiet "Jenfelder Au" und mancher im Bericht dargestellter Technologien beteiligt.
Hier noch der Link zur kompletten, sehr sehenswerten Sendung "W wie Wissen" vom 06.04.2014. Lohnt sich!
Herzlichen Glückwunsch, Kollegen !
Press release about cooperation BUW and UBB online
The press release about the cooperation between Bauhaus-Universität Weimar and University of Battambang is online (only available in German language).
Please click on the following link:
Press release online
Please click on the following link:
Press release online
Friday, 14 March 2014
iReBa - Final presentation and panel discussion
Friday, 14.03.2014, Battambang, Cambodia
The results of the iReBa workshop are presented by the iReBa student group to a big audience of representatives of UBB, the municipality, cooperation partners and students.
The results of the project are remarkable and an important start for the future cooperation. The work of the students will eventually be handed over to the UBB and the municipality of Battambang, which will be announced in this blog.
After the presentation, Mr Jürgen Stäudel introduced the vision for development of Battambang in the year 2030 iBB, which describes Battambang as a green and environmental city with high quality of living, which manages it resources diligently. On the panel the representatives of the Municipality of Battmbang, UBB and GIZ were asked to discuss the result of the iReBa project and the vision iBB for Battambang.
All panelists agreed on this vision for Battambang. During the panel discussion it became clear, that a lot of work has already been done to improve the situation in Battambang. However there is still a lot more to be done: institutional capacity building, education, legal framework and in particular the fight against corruption are the most crucial issues, that have been named during the discussion by the panelists.
The discussion was very viable and could have certainly be continued for hours. Unfortunately time limited the discussion and there is much more to be explored, developed, said and discussed in future projects...
Please click on one of the pictures below to see the iReBa team:
The results of the iReBa workshop are presented by the iReBa student group to a big audience of representatives of UBB, the municipality, cooperation partners and students.
The results of the project are remarkable and an important start for the future cooperation. The work of the students will eventually be handed over to the UBB and the municipality of Battambang, which will be announced in this blog.
After the presentation, Mr Jürgen Stäudel introduced the vision for development of Battambang in the year 2030 iBB, which describes Battambang as a green and environmental city with high quality of living, which manages it resources diligently. On the panel the representatives of the Municipality of Battmbang, UBB and GIZ were asked to discuss the result of the iReBa project and the vision iBB for Battambang.
All panelists agreed on this vision for Battambang. During the panel discussion it became clear, that a lot of work has already been done to improve the situation in Battambang. However there is still a lot more to be done: institutional capacity building, education, legal framework and in particular the fight against corruption are the most crucial issues, that have been named during the discussion by the panelists.
The discussion was very viable and could have certainly be continued for hours. Unfortunately time limited the discussion and there is much more to be explored, developed, said and discussed in future projects...
Please click on one of the pictures below to see the iReBa team:
...
Official signing of the Memorandum of Understanding between UBB and BUW
Friday, 14.03.2014, Battambang, Cambodia
In a solemn celebration the cooperation between the University of Battambang and the Bauhaus-Universität has been announced.
Ms Kimseang, speaker of UBB, officially opened the celebration ceremony, in which she welcomed the efforts by the students and facilitators of the iReBa project. After this short introduction the National anthem of Cambodia and the National anthem of Germany were played, which emphasized the significance of the intended collaboration between the two universities, as well as the iReBa project.
After the national anthems Mr. Cheyvuth, dean of Faculty of Science and Technology, held a speech about the future cooperation between UBB and BUW. He expressed his deep appreciation of the start of this cooperation with the already conducted iReBa workshop. However, he hopes strongly to deepen this cooperation in the future with further exchange of students and members of the academic staff from Germany and Cambodia. He and his team look strongly forward to strengthen this cooperation.
Mr Jürgen Stäudel, representative of the team of the BUW expressed his deep personal feelings about the start of this cooperation. He stated, that this cooperation offers a huge potential for further common activities in the field of environmental engineering and urban planning at both univerities. The cooperation of staff of the BUW and other organizations from Weimar and Erfurt during the last years has laid an important groundwork on which it is possible to build a solid future cooperation. The common student project iReBa has been a remarkable success for the students of BUW and UBB, including all valuable results that have been found during the last two weeks. For Battambang this project just comes at the right time, as Battambang develops quickly and skilled engineers and urban planers are needed to support this rapid development.
After the two speeches of the representatives of UBB and BUW, the MoU was officially signed and exchanged:
Group picture of Mr. Ulf, Mr. Jürgen, Mr Cheyvuth, Mr Manit, representatives of UBB and BUW:
In a solemn celebration the cooperation between the University of Battambang and the Bauhaus-Universität has been announced.
Ms Kimseang, speaker of UBB, officially opened the celebration ceremony, in which she welcomed the efforts by the students and facilitators of the iReBa project. After this short introduction the National anthem of Cambodia and the National anthem of Germany were played, which emphasized the significance of the intended collaboration between the two universities, as well as the iReBa project.
After the national anthems Mr. Cheyvuth, dean of Faculty of Science and Technology, held a speech about the future cooperation between UBB and BUW. He expressed his deep appreciation of the start of this cooperation with the already conducted iReBa workshop. However, he hopes strongly to deepen this cooperation in the future with further exchange of students and members of the academic staff from Germany and Cambodia. He and his team look strongly forward to strengthen this cooperation.
Mr Jürgen Stäudel, representative of the team of the BUW expressed his deep personal feelings about the start of this cooperation. He stated, that this cooperation offers a huge potential for further common activities in the field of environmental engineering and urban planning at both univerities. The cooperation of staff of the BUW and other organizations from Weimar and Erfurt during the last years has laid an important groundwork on which it is possible to build a solid future cooperation. The common student project iReBa has been a remarkable success for the students of BUW and UBB, including all valuable results that have been found during the last two weeks. For Battambang this project just comes at the right time, as Battambang develops quickly and skilled engineers and urban planers are needed to support this rapid development.
After the two speeches of the representatives of UBB and BUW, the MoU was officially signed and exchanged:
Group picture of Mr. Ulf, Mr. Jürgen, Mr Cheyvuth, Mr Manit, representatives of UBB and BUW:
Thursday, 8 November 2012
06./07.11.2012 - NASS-Tage Eschborn
During two days at the GIZ headquarter in Eschborn, specialists from Germany and other Countries are shown results from their projects about sustainable sanitation world wide. The big topic was “New water infrastructure concepts in town planning”. Organizer was the DWA. For more information of GIZ work in sustainable sanitation visit www.saniresch.de
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