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Schlaich, Jörg: "We can Change the World Indigenous Infrastructure - a Key to Poverty Alleviation"
Schlaich-Bergermann-Archiv >> 02. Sachakten >> 02.02 Lehrtätigkeit und Forschung
19. Februar 2005 - 22. Februar 2005
Enthält: Notizen und Artikel zum Vortrag im Rahmen der IABSE Conference on "Role of Structural Engineering towards Reduction of Poverty (International Association for Bridge and Structural Engineering) in New Dehli. (in englischer Sprache) Auch dabei das Programm, die Einladung, Artikel von Mike Schlaich " Indigenous Bridges", Jörg Schlaich "Termine in Dehli", Korrespondenz mit den Veranstaltern, Korrespondenz und Artikel von F. J. Radermacher (Forschungsinstitut für anwendungsorientierte Wissensverarbeitung Ulm) "Was macht Gesellschaften reich? Die Infrastruktur als wesentlicher Baustein", Artikel über die Konferenz "Role of Strcutural Engineers towards Reduction of Poverty" und diverse Arbeitsmaterialien. Enthält auch eine CD beschriftet mit "Indien Feb. 2005", diese enthält folgende Dateien: Blatt 78: PowerPoint Datei zum Vortrag, Keynote Lecture, "We can Change the World Indigenous Infrastructure - a Key to Poverty Alleviation" (Dateiname: Schlaich_0658_078) Blatt 79: PowerPoint Datei zum Vortrag "Footbridges INSDAG Kolkata, 24 February 2005. Jörg Schlaich" (Dateiname: Schlaich_0658_079) Blatt 80: PowerPoint Datei zum Vortrag "Sports Projects Schlaich Bergermann und Partner" (Dateiname: Schlaich_0658_080) Blatt 81: PowerPoint Datei zum Vortrag "Tourist Destination at Wazirabad - New Delhi, Presentation February 21, 2005" (Dateiname: Schlaich Sign. 658 Blatt 81 Tourist Destination at Wazirabad - New Delhi)
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