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  • Nov
  • 05 - 05
  • 2020

Focus Day - World Green Building Council - Health And Wellbeing Framework Mena Launch

DOHA

The Health and Wellbeing Framework is WorldGBC's global project to support GBCs and their members to increase the demand and supply of green buildings which are supportive of the health, wellbeing and productivity of the people within them.The fundamental project aim is proving green, sustainable buildings are better places for people as a way of engaging our audience towards demanding and creating a sustainable built environment.

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Events
  • Nov
  • 01 - 01
  • 2020

Focus Day - Green Hospitality For Fifa World Cup Qatar 2022tm

DOHA

FIFA World Cup 2022™ in Qatar represent a great opportunity to accelerate and effectively drive the implementation of a sustainability-conscious development in Qatar. the Carbon Neutral mega event can help in realizing a tangible and lasting impact on several business sectors especially those that are hospitality related.In May 2017, Qatar Green Building Council (QGBC), was accepted by the Foundation for Environmental Education (FEE) to oversee the national management of the ‘Green Key’ program in Qatar.

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News
  • Mar
  • 31 -31
  • 2019

Qatar Green Building Council Announces 2018 Qatar Sustainability Awards Winners

Qatar Green Building Council (QGBC), a member of Qatar Foundation, has announced this year’s winners of the Qatar Sustainability Awards at a gala dinner sponsored by Tadmur Holding.

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News
  • Nov
  • 05 -05
  • 2018

Qgbc Opens Registration For ‘no Paper Day Qatar’ 2019

Qatar Green Building Council (QGBC), a member of Qatar Foundation (QF), has opened registration for organizations in Qatar who wish to take part in its annual ‘No Paper Day Qatar’ Campaign.

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Article
  • Dec
  • 10 -25
  • 2019

Regulated District Cooling Sector for Greener Qatar

By: admin

Kahramaa’s District Cooling Design and Water Management Code, issued last October, follows on from the decree of Qatar’s Permanent Water Resources Committee (PWRC) to use recycled water in district cooling. Kahramaa’s code is particularly timely, as it promotes Treated Sewage Effluent (TSE) to gradually replace potable water in district cooling plants.Although district cooling consumes more water than other cooling technologies to cool down chiller cores, Kahramaa’s initiative greatly lessens this drawback and thus encourages a sustainable context where the overall greater efficiencies of district cooling can be realised.

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