Activities

Housing, and the associated use of water, heat and energy, is one of the biggest causes of greenhouse gas emissions. To reduce this share, the BMU provides several funding opportunities via the KfW (Reconstruction Credit Institute). One of these is...

At the beginning of July we conducted a simulation game on the topic of sustainable development with high school students in Ingelheim. During the simulation game the students played the roles of citizens in Krapowas – a city, which faces several...

The Konrad-Adenauer-Foundation invited us to the event „Politik_Lab. Demokratie 2.0” in Hamburg. During the event we organized three different workshops, on the topics of “Energy and Peace”, “Integration” and the “Arab spring in Egypt”. During all...

Since the successful referendum, which prevented the construction of buildings on the former airfield of Tempelhof, many intensive discussions have been going on how the area should be used in the future.  With its size of more than 360 ha, the...

In the framework of the summer of the “Heinrich-Böll Stiftung” academy, we implemented our simulation game “Energy for Peace” with scholarship holders and members of the green party. The participants had to negotiate how a fictional conflict...

Social Leader Forum is the follow-up to Joint Civic Education‘s Cross-Border Program and was first piloted in 2010. CRISP joined the Program in 2011 as a cooperative partner of MitOst Association and Iris Group Managing diversity. In the Forum,...

For this year’s forum of urban planners of the “Architektenkammer Nordrhein-Westfalen“, we conducted the simulation game “Großbürgerhausen”. During the simulation game the 60 participants, who consisted of architects, urban planners and staff of...

In the end of August CRISP together with the “Bundesverband für Wohnen und Stadtentwicklung e.V. (vhw)” conducted a workshop for municipality employees in the city of Essen. The aim of this workshop was to raise awareness between the participants...

We conducted the simulation game for 60 participants of the congress. For the simulation game, the participants – most of them public administration employees, but also researchers and real estate businesspeople – adopted the roles of architects,...

Together with participants from all over Germany we conducted a simulation game on public participation processes when it comes to urban development. We talked about how to be more inclusive, by identifying the needs of different social groups...