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Main navigation. Search. Secondary Navigation. RESEARCHING. Zhiwu Wei. PhD Candidate. Academic profile. Zhiwu Wei is a Ph.D. Candidate at the Department of Land Economy, University of Cambridge. His research aims to answer two broad questions: (1)

Current projects include:. TAPPI2 (Technology for an Ageing Population Panel for Innovation): This project aims to improve the way technology is used in housing and care for older people. ... New Horizons: The most recent phase of CCHPR’s work with the

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Women in Real Estate Seminar. A packed audience recently filled the Principal's Lodge at Newnham College to hear Prof Sofia Dermisi from the University of Washington, and Cambridge's Prof Siqi Zheng talk about career opportunities in real estate in

Main navigation. Search. Secondary Navigation. RESEARCHING. Klaus Vedfelt/DigitalVision via Getty Images. Current job vacancies. Please find below all of the current job vacancies at the Department of Land Economy. In brief. Click through to each

Boris Zhitkov/Moment via Getty Images. Centre for Resilience and Sustainable Development (CRSD). In brief. WHO ARE WE? CRSD is an international centre that advances transdisciplinary action-research in social science. To institutionalise good

CEENRG Reports. CEENRG Reports. Please see below for a list of CEENRG Reports published as part of CEENRG Research Series. Please click on each image to download the full report. 4. A Global Pact for the Environment - Legal Foundations. The project

The impacts of family support on access to homeownership for young people in the UK. ... Over the past few years, homeownership has become less affordable for young people in the UK.

Main navigation. Search. Secondary Navigation. RESEARCHING. Green Impact Team. Welcome to Green Impact. Explore the links below to see what the Department of Land Economy is doing to advance our green credentials within the University of Cambridge's

Research Archive. In brief. Find out more about the research we do at the Cambridge Centre for Housing and Planning Research. - Research Themes -. Affordability. Alternative Models of Housing. Building Information Modelling. Communities &

Main navigation. Search. Secondary Navigation. RESEARCHING. Dr Carolin Hoeltken. Senior Teaching Associate in Real Estate, Economics and Finance. Academic profile. Carolin uses household datasets to study how households make investment decisions to

Main navigation. Search. Secondary Navigation. RESEARCHING. Sam Wyatt. Administrative Officer. Sam has been the Administrative Officer in the Department of Land Economy since July 2015. She began her University career in the Points Based Immigration

Main navigation. Search. Secondary Navigation. RESEARCHING. Tejas Rao. PhD Candidate / Research Coordinator, Visiting Chair in Sustainable Development Law and Policy. Academic profile. Tejas Rao is a PhD Candidate at the Department of Land Economy &

Main navigation. Search. Secondary Navigation. RESEARCHING. Tribute to Dr Emily Webster. 09 October 2023. We have the sad duty to announce the sudden death of Dr Emily Webster, Assistant Professor in Environmental Law in the Department. Emily came

The evidence from the research suggests that providing modular homes in tandem with robust support services has the potential to improve outcomes for people experiencing homelessness. ... downloadtemplate_53.pdf (891.96 KB). Small-scale modular housing

Main navigation. Search. Secondary Navigation. RESEARCHING. Peter E Stokes/Moment Open via Getty Images. How to Find The Department of Land Economy. How to find us. Postal Address. Department of Land Economy. 19 Silver Street. Cambridge. CB3 9EP.

People experiencing homelessness are suffering over-proportionally from health issues leading to substantially reduced life expectancy. ... In this long-term ethnographic research project in Cambridge, we are mapping barriers to access healthcare for

local organisations, including: MHCLG and its forerunners, the Welsh Government, NHBC Foundation, Homes England, Places for People and CHS Group.

2023) Exploring local public support for Protected Areas: what social factors influence stated and active support among local people? ... 175-199. (2009) International Experiences in Ecosystem Management: Lessons for China, in Tun Lin and Tim Swanson (eds