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SWR film (2019) about the ESA "Residential biotope must be redeveloped".

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Video report SWR Fernsehen RP (4:08 min.) from 24.1.2019: "Wohnbiotop muss Sanierung werden - Zukunft von Studierenden-Wohnheim ungewiss" (Residential biotope must be redeveloped - Future of student dormitory uncertain)
SWR film link: www.swr.de/swr-fernsehen/landesschau-rp/Wohnbiotop-muss-saniert-werden-Zukunft-von-Studierenden-Wohnheim-ungewiss,av-o1089451-100.html

Information about the ESA:
http://sdg21.eu/db/esa-studierendenwohnheim-kaiserslautern


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Osnabrück is the winner of the competition for the German Sustainability Award 2020 for large cities. The award has been presented by the Stiftung Deutscher Nachhaltigkeitspreis e.V. since 2012. The funding amount is 30,000 euros for sustainable urban development projects.

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