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Sustainable Swiss embassies
- What are ‘sustainable embassies’?
- National legislation and international framework conditions
- Overview of the implemented measures
- Swiss embassies and their measures
- Leading by example – reports from the embassies
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Leading by example – reports from the embassies
Leading by example – reports from the embassies
- Certified sustainable interior design in Abu Dhabi
- Mashrabiyas: a model of sustainable architecture in Algeria
- Solar power in Brazil: sustainable and cost-effective
- A comprehensive sustainability concept implemented in Australia
- The new Swiss embassy in Nairobi: a step towards sustainability
- Cooling with solar energy in India
- Certified sustainability in Costa Rica
- Renewable energy sources for the new embassy in Seoul
- Efficient waste management in Moscow: small changes with big impacts
Leading by example – reports from the embassies
Many Swiss representations abroad are committed to implementing sustainable development in everyday life. Several embassies are presented briefly in the following articles.