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Design with the Other 90% plastic formwork

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Reduce cost of construction - technology

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Reduce cost of construction - technology A passion for uplifting communities and providing housing for all, coupled with innovative technology, has resulted in an invitation to South African company Moladi to show its concept at the Smithsonian Cooper-Hewitt National Design Museum's exhibition Design for the Other 90%: CITIES . South African Housing Construction innovation The prestigious exhibition, sponsored by the philanthropic Rockefeller Foundation, takes place at the UN in New York from 15 October 2011 to 9 January 2012. More than 60 innovations from 22 countries will be on show. Following on from the groundbreaking Design for the Other 90% in 2007, the CITIES edition will explore the challenges that are expected to arise from the unprecedented growth predicted in urban areas and informal settlements. It is said that the population of these settlements will double by 2030. moladi Housing system - built 1987 CITIES will explore ways to address the basic struggle...

Construction technology creates employment

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Construction technology creates employment A passion for uplifting communities and providing housing for all, coupled with innovative technology, has resulted in an invitation to South African company Moladi to show its concept at the Smithsonian Cooper-Hewitt National Design Museum's exhibition Design for the Other 90%: CITIES . South African Housing Construction innovation The prestigious exhibition, sponsored by the philanthropic Rockefeller Foundation, takes place at the UN in New York from 15 October 2011 to 9 January 2012. More than 60 innovations from 22 countries will be on show. Following on from the groundbreaking Design for the Other 90% in 2007, the CITIES edition will explore the challenges that are expected to arise from the unprecedented growth predicted in urban areas and informal settlements. It is said that the population of these settlements will double by 2030. moladi Housing system - built 1987 CITIES will explore ways to address ...

South African housing innovation on show in US

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South African housing innovation on show in US A passion for uplifting communities and providing housing for all, coupled with innovative technology, has resulted in an invitation to South African company Moladi to show its concept at the Smithsonian Cooper-Hewitt National Design Museum's exhibition Design for the Other 90%: CITIES . South African Housing Construction innovation The prestigious exhibition, sponsored by the philanthropic Rockefeller Foundation, takes place at the UN in New York from 15 October 2011 to 9 January 2012. More than 60 innovations from 22 countries will be on show. Following on from the groundbreaking Design for the Other 90% in 2007, the CITIES edition will explore the challenges that are expected to arise from the unprecedented growth predicted in urban areas and informal settlements. It is said that the population of these settlements will double by 2030. moladi Housing system - built 1987 CITIES will explore ways to address the basic st...

To build or not to build - Sudan

Build camps and run the risk of long-term dependence, or build nothing and watch basic needs grow Sudan: Aid Workers in a Quandary - To build or not to build - Sudan Build camps and run the risk of long-term dependence, or build nothing and watch basic needs grow: this is the dilemma facing aid workers in Southern Sudan amid an unexpectedly large deluge of people leaving the north of the country in the run-up to January's secession referendum in the south. According to the UN Office for the Coordination of Humanitarian Affairs (OCHA), some 92,000 people of southern origin, many of them displaced during decades of civil war, had crossed from north to south between October and 22 December, and the rate of return was increasing. The problem is that many are returning by bus, dropped off in major southern towns with no means of completing their journey to their area of origin. When IRIN visited Aweil, capital of Northern Bahr al Ghazal State, recently, some 5,000 returnees were ...

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