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Does “more economic growth” automatically mean that the world is doing better? That question lies at the heart of the documentary The Cost of Growth, which was screened on 21 April at THUAS.

How significant are the environmental benefits of components that get a second or even third life? The research team at Best ECO-op developed a method to determine the ecological footprint and costs of remanufacturing.

True Pricing (TP) – making the true costs of food visible – is often seen as the key to a more transparent food system. But how do we effectively involve citizens in that process?

At the launch of Adapting to Climate Change in Modern Policing, experts explored how climate change is transforming police work and institutions worldwide. And why more concrete, practical approaches are now needed.

The research group New Finance is developing a new programme profile that makes economic education future-proof and better aligned with political and societal changes.

What does regenerative pedagogy mean and how can education contribute to sustainable transitions? In a new podcast series, researchers and lecturers from The Hague University of Applied Sciences search for answers.

The EDUPED project focuses on the integration of Positive Energy Districts (PEDs) into educational urban developments and strategies, with special attention to education and knowledge sharing.

The New Finance research group at THUAS conducted a study commissioned by the Ministry of Economic Affairs on how CSRD impacts SMEs.

Jenna and her colleagues from the Smart Sustainable Manufacturing research group built an innovative machine to easily reuse plastic.

THUAS and Hanze University of Applied Sciences Groningen are contributing to the Climate Adaptation Knowledge Programme of Rijkswaterstaat by developing sensor technology for tree recognition along motorways.

The Climate Research Initiative Netherlands (KIN) is working toward a fair, climate-resilient future, with THUAS as a partner in the program ‘Accelerating Just Climate Transitions in Urban Regions.’

The Hague University of Applied Sciences collaborates with a broad consortium on the ExpACT research project, called Exposome ACTion perspectives, which has recently received an NWA-ORC grant.