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While there are still precautionary measures to take, we may welcome your delegation to Denmark. We will handle each request with great attention to the present COVID-19 situation and the official guidelines regarding “open countries” and “quarantine countries”. We reserve the right to postpone or cancel delegation visits at any given time, with regard to the COVID-19 situation.
We encourage international stakeholders to explore our digital offerings, including virtual meetings with relevant Danish partners – hosted by a State of Green employee.
Official information about the coronavirus situation in Denmark can be found at:
https://politi.dk/en/coronavirus-in-denmark
Climate resilient buildings
Preparing buildings to become more resilient to extreme weather events to avoid costly damages to buildings and, ultimately, save lives
As the number of powerful storms continue to increase, so does the need for preparing buildings to become more resilient to extreme weather events. This is essential to avoid costly damages to buildings and, ultimately, save lives. Weatherproofing a building should include a combination of robust building materials as well as proper design parameters to define e.g. the maximum wind speed level the building should be able to withstand and measures to secure proper thermal insulation and rainwater drainage. Denmark has used the lessons learned from previous extreme weather events to upgrade our national building code to promote measures that ensure more climate resilient buildings.
Connect with us: Malene Bering Beitzel, Project Manager, mbb@stateofgreen.com, +45 2249 6510
