The Healthy & Resilient Buildings 1 day event starting at 8:30 on May 31, 2023.
Why should we be concerned with having healthy and resilient buildings?
Unhealthy buildings can lead to:
- Lower worker productivity
- Lower test scores in students
- Lost revenue due to absenteeism
- Slower recovery of hospital patients
- Poor indoor air quality in family homes
- Extreme vulnerability during storm events
- Failure to protect occupants during heat waves
Please see below for more details on the solutions being presented at the annual Healthy & Resilient Buildings full day event on May 31, 2023. This event is co-hosted by the Vietnam Green Building Council and the EuroCham Green Growth Sector Committee.
If you have any questions or would like to discuss further, please do not hesitate to contact us hotline +84 93 522 0970.
Tin mới hơn:
- Hung Thinh in comprehensive collaboration with Japan’s Marubeni Corporation
- Workshop on carbon capture, use, and storage explores Việt Nam potential
- Saigon Talks 02 / Maxime Barbier (SCAU)
- Vietnam aims for 21GW of offshore wind power by 2045
- Sixteen renewable energy plants connected to national grid
Tin cũ hơn:
- PDP8 approval faces further delays
- Lost in the peaceful countryside
- IFC innovative move to help boost climate resilience of buildings in Vietnam
- Saigon Talks 01: Daniel Zamarbide (BUREAU)
- Hung Yen to help ease housing burden on Hanoi