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Urban Agriculture as an Integrative Factor of Climate-Optimised Urban Development, Casablanca / Morocco

Urban Agriculture Casablanca is a German-Moroccan research project of the German Federal Ministry of Education and Research (BMBF) within the megacity research programme "Research for the Sustainable Development of Megacities of Tomorrow, Focus: Energy- and climate-efficient structures in urban growth centres".

Based on the results of the preliminary project phase (07/2005 – 03/2008), Urban Agriculture Casablanca is a research and development project with a main project phase of five years duration (04/2008 – 03/2013).

Urban Agriculture is understood as every form of informal or formal agricultural production within a city, whereby in the context of urban growth centres "city" equates to the urban region.

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News

October 10, 2010

October 9-10, 2010 Essen, Germany[more]

May 25, 2010

3th Urban Development-Megacity-Networking-Meeting[more]

Calendar Project Events

September 16, 2010
Architectural-Engineering Competion
All teams and TU Berlin members arrive in Casablanca   Dinner with all team members [more]
September 16, 2010 - September 17, 2010
Creative Workshop: Settlement
Creative Workshop with focus on settlement   Introduction to the... [more]
September 17, 2010
Architectural-Engineering Competion
Get to know the city: walks and talks with "Casa Mémoire"   18h00 Welcome speech... [more]
September 18, 2010
Architectural-Engineering Competion
08h00 INAU bus driving to the site   10h00 official welcome [more]
September 19, 2010
Architectural-Engineering Competion
All teams brainstorming, walking the site and sketching ideas [more]

Jobs

We are searching a student assistant!


Who: student of computer sciences

When: from now! 40h/month

Where: TU Berlin


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Project financed by

  • Logo: Federal Ministry of Education and Research
  • Logo: Research Programme Future Megacities