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Urban Energy Unit UN-Habitat
Registrace 12. 07. 2018
Energy Efficient and Sustainable Building Design Principles for East Africa
For more information contact:
Vincent Kitio
Chief, Urban Energy Unit Urban Basic Services Branch UN-Habitat
P.O. Box 30030 Nairobi 00100, Kenya Tel: +254-20-7624343 Vincent.Kitio@unhabitat.org
Vincent Kitio
Chief, Urban Energy Unit Urban Basic Services Branch UN-Habitat
P.O. Box 30030 Nairobi 00100, Kenya Tel: +254-20-7624343 Vincent.Kitio@unhabitat.org
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Energy and Resource Efficient Neighborhood Design Principles
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For more information contact: Dr. Vincent Kitio Chief, Urban Energy Unit Urban Basic Services Branch UN-Habitat P.O. Box 30030 Nairobi 00100, Kenya Tel: 254-20-7624343 Vincent.Kitio@unhabitat.org
0:36 75% of demand comes from cities and 40% from buildings....one sentence without any sense. Cities are composed of buildings, aren't they? 75% + 40%=115% so....where have you taken this extra 15 % from?
This is exactly what I needed! I'm doing conceptual plans for my local neighborhood
Thanks Godbless you in Christ Jesus
😢🆘🆘🆘 The catastrophe of the transport infrastructure in World 🌎 paralyzes industry and finance. Don't flex your biceps, use your brain. Archimedes XXI century 😇.
Really shot video but loaded with simple and accurate info. Good job!
My mom wants to retire in Sudan, and I think this video would help her a lot. Are there any videos like this in Arabic that I can send her?
3:15 slightly step pyramid design? 3:50 maybe revese pyramid or like this building which looks like a bamboo tree. Like Taipei 101 building Biogas could be easily delivered by the biological toilet it uses minimal amount of water and uses feces for biogas production
Your video informs & inspires people all over the world... Thank you & respect from Thailand.. 🙏🙏🙏
Seems to my that expect from an Africa that has been historically spoliated by the advanced countries an energy efficient develop of the cities is, at least, unrealistic.
Any video of a big african city show an absolute majority of people using motorbikes. Last point of the video "using electric or hybrid cars" totally nonsense for a population that only can afford a 500$ or less motorbike
Hey sir , Please revert!
Sir how can we convert conventional building plan into green building plan?
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