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“With decarbonisation and social impact as urgent challenges, value capture could offer an interesting approach”

January 26, 2021
Lisette van Doorn is Chief Executive at ULI Europe, the Urban Land Institute, a non-profit research and education organisation supported by over 45,000 members worldwide. ULI represents the entire spectrum of land use and real estate disciplines working in private enterprise and public service. Lisette has worked in several senior positions in European institutional real estate investment management, before joining ULI. Her network throughout the industry is extensive, and as AIWW we are very thankful for her being part of our ever growing community. In this interview she shares trends and very useful insights with us.
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Domestic consumption per capita and what we can do about water wasting

January 14, 2021
Water scarcity affects 40% of the planet. Collectively, it’s crucial that we’re all more aware of the way in which we use – and waste – water. After all, water wastage will inevitably lead to water scarcity, which can lead on to drought. In turn, we could see water levels drop in our wonderful reservoirs, lakes, rivers and streams; fish and plant life dying; livestock, endangered species and wildlife not being able to access drinking water; and reduction of soil quality impacting agriculture.
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