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Curadores da Terra participam do Concurso Fuller
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29-07-2011
Curadores da Terra reunem-se com o Secretário do Meio Ambiente Bruno Covas
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14-07-2011
Curadores da Terra levam aos EUA a proposta LIXO ZERO e USINAS LIMPAS
por Karine Rodrigues, jornalista do Portal da RTS
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Sustainable Urban Housing in the Americas
By 2050, three out of four people in the world will live in cities, as millions continue to stream into urban areas in search of fresh opportunities. In support of these dynamic new urban areas, Ashoka Changemakers, in collaboration with the U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development, the U.S. Department of State, and the American Planning Association, and in support of U.S. President Barack Obama’s Energy Climate Partnership of the Americas (ECPA), launched the Sustainable Urban Housing Competition. This competition inspired innovation that addresses the lack of adequate and inclusive housing, and pioneers energy-efficient and sustainable models for housing design, land use, creative housing finance, and public policy.
Three diverse entries emerged as winners of the competition through the global public voting stage: in Argentina, "Developing Real Estate for Squatters and Tenants of the City of Buenos Aires" renovates dilapidated buildings for squatter families to rent at a rate that enables them to save money and ultimately step out of the poverty housing cycle; in Brazil, "Zero Waste, Sustainable Architecture, Renewable Energy: Unlimited Source of Renewable Materials for Sustainable Housing" developed an innovative system to transform waste into manufactured materials for housing; and the third winning entry, from the U.S., "The Green Development Zone" concentrates investments in green affordable housing, geo-thermal and solar energy, green jobs training, and urban agriculture. These three innovative solutions, in addition to the many other qualified finalists, lift up ideas to provide sustainable, energy efficient urban development.
Panel Discussion
Moderated by Stewart Sarkozy-Banoczy, Director, Philanthropic Research and Initiatives, IPI/PD&R
Panelists
• Sergio Prado, Curadores da Terra, "Zero Waste Sustainable Architecture, Renewable Energy"
• Constanza Ledezma, Habitat for Humanity Argentina, "Developing real estate for squatters and tenants of the City of Buenos Aires"
• Aaron Bartley, People United for Sustainable Housing, "Green Development Zone
U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development
451 7th St SW, Washington, DC 20410
Please RSVP by July 18, 2011 to
– Part of PD&R’s Monthly Policy Exchange Series –
