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A Review of the Relation between Household Indoor Temperature and Health Outcomes

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English
Authors:
Fátima Lima, Paula Ferreira, Vítor Leal

This paper provides a review of research that addresses the relationship between indoor temperatures and health outcomes, taking into consideration studies that focus heat or cold exposure within the household context. It aims to extend previous research by considering both indoor temperatures from existing housing, and empirical studies that focus on energy efficiency measures and subsequent health impacts. To achieve this aim, a literature review was undertaken, combining engineering and health databases.

Pedoman Teknis Penyelenggaraan Bangunan Gedung Hijau Dalam Rangka Implementasi Bali Energi Bersih Di Provinsi Bali

Technical report
Malay (inc. Indonesian and Malaysian)
Authors:
Ida Bagus Setiawan, Provinsi Bali,
Nusakti Yasa Wedha, Provinsi Bali,
Ida Bagus Gede Sudarsana, Provinsi Bali,
Ida Ayu Dwi Giriantari, CORE,
I Nyoman Satya Kumara, CORE,
Wayan Gede Ariastina, CORE,
I Nyoman Setiawan, CORE,
I Wayan Sukerayasa, CORE,
Matthieu Caille, GBPN,
Jatmika Suryabrata, GBPN,
Yeni Indra, GBPN,
Sandra Pranoto, GBPN,
Craig Burton, GBPN,
Peter Graham, GBPN

The Bali Province Technical Guidelines (written in Indonesian) for Implementing Green Buildings in the Context of Clean Energy represent a collaborative effort between the Bali Provincial Government, Global Building Performance Network (GBPN), and support from CORE Udayana. Developed through extensive studies and analysis from November 2021 to June 2022, the guidelines engage stakeholders from the Provincial Government Bali, Professional Expert Team, universities, associations, private sectors, and professionals in building and clean energy.

PEDOMAN TEKNIS Implementasi Peraturan Wali Kota Nomor 55 Tahun 2021 Tentang Efisiensi Penggunaan Energi Listrik dan Efisiensi Penggunaan Air pada Bangunan Gedung

Technical report
Malay (inc. Indonesian and Malaysian)
Authors:
Ir. H. Hero Mardanus Satyawan, MT,
Desy Damayanti, ST, MT,
Hj. Nurrahmani, S.IP, MM,
H. Eko Suprayetno, S.Sos,
Muhammad Cecep Herly, ST, MT,
Idfi Septiani, S.STP, M.Si,
Andriani,ST,M.Si,
Matthieu Caille, GBPN,
Jatmika Suryabrata, GBPN,
Yeni Indra, GBPN,
Sandra Pranoto, GBPN,
Craig Burton, GBPN,
Peter Graham, GBPN

The Samarinda City Technical Guidelines represent a strategic initiative aligned with the city's development goals, as outlined in Mayor Regulation No. 55 of 2021. These guidelines meticulously consider the potential savings and additional benefits achievable through the implementation of energy and water-efficient measures, aiming to significantly reduce carbon emissions in buildings. Spearheaded by the Samarinda City Government, this effort reflects a commitment to fostering an environmentally friendly and sustainable urban landscape.

“Fan-First” Cooling – a low-carbon way to improve heat resilience in a changing climate

Guide
Authors:
University of Sydney, Monash University

A guide with these contents

  • Sustainable and accessible ways to keep cool
  • Key messages
  • How does heat affect the body?
  • Doesn’t air conditioning solve the problem?
  • How can electric fans help?
  • When shouldn’t electric fans be used?
  • What if it’s too hot to use a fan or there is no power?
  • How can buildings help keep people cool without the need for air conditioning?
  • What should governments, employers, services and communities do to promote
  • ‘fan-first’ cooling?
  • Sources

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