Tuesday, October 31, 2017

Senmer News Wire: Global Forum on Human Settlements Awards China’s Hua Hong Group

The 12th Global Forum on Human Settlements and an award ceremony was held on October 30, 2017 in New York, USA. The Beijing Hua Hong Group, a Chinese company, won a major award.

The 12th Global Forum on Human Settlements (GFHS-XII) was held in New York City on October 30–31, 2017. The Beijing Hua Hong Group was presented with the 2017 Sustainable Cities and Human Settlements Award for its investment and construction of Harbin Hua Hong World City. The forum this year focused on “Effectively Planning and Managing Urban Spatial Development to Implement New Urban Agenda and Sustainable Development Goal 11”. The 3rd United Nations Housing and Sustainable Development Conference, which concluded in October 2016, passed the New Urban Agenda. This Agenda stressed the promotion of sustainable cities and human settlements that are shared by everyone with the implementation of the UN’s 2030 Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs), especially Goal 11, which is as follows: build sustainable cities and human settlements with inclusiveness, safety, and recoverability.

The two-day GFHS-XII discussed ten topics including integrated, multicentered, and balanced regional open policies, standards and examples; and safe, inclusive, convenient, environmentally friendly and quality public space.

GFHS-XII aims to present a high-level information exchange platform for relevant countries, regions, and even global stakeholders. The information will include that of enhancing capacity construction; summarizing and sharing effective policies, standards, approaches, and best examples that have been approved; promoting the rapid and efficient implementation of SDGs and the New City Agenda in regions and cities; promoting bilateral and multilateral economic and technological cooperation in sustainable cities development; and climate change mitigation and adaptation.
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GFHS-XII voted the 2017 Sustainable Cities and Human Settlement Awards (SCAHSA Awards), which were supported and guided by the United Nations Environmental Programme (UNEP) and other organizations. These awards have been given out 11 times.

China Harbin Hua Hong World City was invested in and constructed by the Beijing Hua Hong Group, which after rounds of competition and selection, won the 12th Global Human Settlements Award on Planning and Design and was presented the award on the Global Forum on Human Settlements on October 30, 2017.

For years the Hua Hong Group has been actively engaged in the Belt and Road Initiative proposed by Chinese President Xi Jinping, paying special attention to the projects of reviving the old northeastern industrial base of China. It has invested in China Harbin International Agricultural Expo Center, China Harbin World Trade Center, and China Harbin Hua Hong Wonderland (Hua Hong World City) with over 2.3 billion US dollars.

The GFHS forum gathered senior officials from international organizations, diplomatic envoys, government representatives as well as delegates, experts and scholars from design, architecture, real estate, energy, and environmental protection industries. The 2017 Sustainable Cities and Human Settlement Awards were granted to enterprises from China, Germany, Finland, Bulgaria, India, Australian, etc. The Hua Hong Group won out from numerous top international design projects. Hua Hong World City, on its way to build a great CBD legend in Northeast China, is a key project of the Belt and Road Initiative and the China-Mongolia-Russia Economic Corridor. It consists of a world-class large-sized World Trade Center, Asia’s Leading International Agricultural Expo Center, and the million-square meter Hua Hong Wonderland, Asia’s largest indoor entertainment city.

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Company Name: HUA HONG GROUP
Contact Person: Heine GE
Email: heinege@qq.com
Phone: +86.186.0058.6451
Country: China
Website: http://go.sohu.com/2017/200616845/1031awards.html


Source: Global Forum on Human Settlements Awards China’s Hua Hong Group

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