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UCEM partnered with the NUS to support students and alumni to create positive change for sustainability in their workplaces, embodying UCEM’s commitment to environmental and social sustainability.
The shortlisted ‘Projects for Good’ were displayed at the UCEM Student and Alumni Centenary Event highlighting the variety of ways positive, sustainable change can be achieved within the built environment.
“The 13 Projects for Good on display provided brilliant examples of our students’ and alumni’s commitment to the sector and agility to create sustainable solutions in a changing world.”
Jane Fawkes, UCEM Deputy Principal.
Projects
See below for our Projects for Good 2019 entries.
Creating a Sustainable Lifestyle
Project by:
Abdulbasit Olad
MBA in Construction and Real Estate
Student
Read the project here (opens new link)
The Housing Crisis in Uganda
Project by:
Alfred Lulembwe
BSc Real Estate Management Student
Read the project summary here (opens new link)
Two Meals a Day for Good Health and Sustainability
The Assessment of Construction Plants and Equipment Management
Project by:
Adebanji Bademosi
BSc Construction Management Student
Read the project here (opens new link)
A Sustainable Alternative to Bespoke Construction in the UK
Project by:
Djordje Veselinovic
MSc Quantity Surveying Alumni
Read the project here (opens new link)
Waste Management Challenge in Ghana
Project by:
Kwasi Appiah Asamoah
MSc Construction Management Alumni
Read the project here (opens new link)
Sustainable Alternatives to Road Building in Zimbabwe
Wokingham Greenways Project
Project by:
Preeti Chatwal-Kauffman
MBA Construction and Real Estate Alumni
Read the project here (opens new link)
Precast Construction as a Sustainable Building Method in the United Arab Emirates
Collection of Carbon Foot Print Data
Recycling Aiding Sustainable Road Building in Qatar
Project by:
Victor Adefolaju Ajayi
MSc Surveying Construction and MSc in
Construction Management Alumni
Read the project here (opens new link)
An Analysis of the Viability of Private Sector Impact Investment in Rural Infrastructure Development in South Africa
Project by:
Yanda Ntsapokazi Tolobisa
MBA in Construction and Real Estate
Student
Read the project here (opens new link)
Would you like to take part in Projects for Good 2021?
Get in touch at sustainability@ucem.ac.uk to get more information and express your interest.