Habitat partner: Whirlpool Corporation
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Habitat partner: Whirlpool Corporation
Una alianza por la vivienda asequible: ShelterTech + La Mezcladora
Cooperación para soluciones basadas en el mercado con el potencial de abordar los crecientes desafíos de la demanda de viviendas.
Net-zero homes: How circular economy solutions to the housing crisis in low-income countries are key to achieving global climate change targets
The report looks at how housing is key to achieving both a net-zero future and climate change mitigation and adaptation goals, and how a vision of the circular economy is already emerging for housing construction and suggests what might be needed to amplify these trends.
Habitat for Humanity and the Hilti Foundation: A decade of collaboration for affordable housing
Watch to see how Habitat, Hilti and partners like Green Antz have helped more than 5 million people build or improve the places they call home.
3D printing houses in India with Tvasta
Produced by MINDIA Films, the video explores Tvasta’s 3D printing technology as an answer to meet the affordable housing demand in India over the next 10 years.
Godrej Construction partners with Tvasta to introduce 3D construction printing technology
The partnership aims at pioneering 3D printing technology for development of sustainable infrastructure projects.
Habitat for Humanity invests in Cambodian water-access startup TapEffect
The investment marks the fifth anniversary of Habitat’s Shelter Venture Fund.
Clean water startup receives $300,000 cash injection
The clean water startup has been partnering with Habitat for Humanity since joining the ShelterTech Southeast Asia accelerator in 2020.
Like ‘Majik’: This Kenyan startup is producing clean drinking water from thin air
Majik Water has found an ingenious way to capture the water from the atmosphere, even in arid regions, with a goal of reaching 100 million people by 2030.
Research series: How does housing affect energy efficiency?
Families with low incomes face the double burden of high costs for housing and energy despite the tendency to consume less energy. Offering energy-efficient homes to these households can reduce both greenhouse gas emissions and the homes’ energy costs and resulting energy burden.
