Projects

How can education support people in developing perspective, engagement and agency? This handbook provides current and future teachers with inspiration and practical tools for fair, inclusive and hopeful education.

This research explores how educators navigate regenerative education and collaborate with students and communities to contribute to social and environmental well-being.

We explore how climate risks and social vulnerability intersect in three selected neighbourhoods in The Hague and how local climate action can contribute to healthier, fairer and more resilient urban environments.

Using a simulation this study stress-tests the municipality of Vlaardingen’s greening plans. It concludes that urban green space requires structural funding and long-term planning.

True Pricing – making the true costs of food visible – can make the public more aware and promote fairer, more sustainable consumption. But how do we effectively involve the public in this?

With an EU subsidy from NetZeroCities, HK-ACT explores how the Public Dialogues supports the Hague Climate Agreement by strengthening citizen participation, knowledge sharing, and collaboration within climate deals.

Research by the research group New Finance into the knowledge and skills that companies require to implement circular business practices

Building an Integrated Sustainability Curriculum for Higher Professional Economic Education: research into how we prepare Finance & Control students for a world that is becoming more complex, sustainable and critical.

In a tomato greenhouse, researchers are studying whether 5G affects plant growth and the behaviour of bumblebees. The project focuses on the possible effects of higher frequencies used in the latest generation of mobile...

This project aims to accelerate the decarbonization of the Dutch built environment by enabling the large-scale adoption of renovation passports.

Nature-Integrated and eegenerative education is a multi-year research project that aims to deepen understanding of the principles and practices of nature-integrated learning and its added value.

The Smart Sensor Systems research group contributes to the knowledge programme Climate Adaptation of Rijkswaterstaat. The objective: predict and prevent risks from falling trees using advanced sensor technology.