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2022 GLOBAL STATUS REPORT FOR BUILDINGS AND CONSTRUCTION

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Judit Kockat, Dr. Sheikh Zuhaib, Dr. Zsolt Toth, Margaux

Barrett and Caroline Milne from the Buildings Performance

and activity metrics for the buildings sector. The IEA data

used in this publication is part of the 2022 editions of IEA's

Tracking Clean Energy Progress and the Africa Energy

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Faculty of Engineering, University

of Djibouti

Adriana Guadalupe Salazar Ruiz,

GIZ

Ade Awujoola, G C Modgil, Ahmed

Bolbol, ASHRAE

Aishwarya Iyer, Yale School of the

Angelica Ospina, Colombia Green

Building Council (Colombia GBC)

Anna Zinecker, Programme for

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(PEEB)/ Deutsche Gesellschaft für

Internationale Zusammenarbeit

(GIZ) GmbH

Brian Dean, Sustainable Energy

for All

Carl Elefante, Architecture 2030,

(DGNB)

Daniel Rondinel, McGill University

Donavan Storey, Reall

Duncan Gibb, REN21 Secretariat

Edward De Werna Magalhaes,

London Southbank University

Efren Franco, ICA

Elizabeth Chege, Sustainable

Energy for All

Faisal AlFadl, Saudi Green Building

Grégoire Brethomé,

Construction21

Harvey Jones, World Green

Building Council (WorldGBC)

Ibrahim Niang, AARMBN, Senegal

Idriss Kathrada, Inoal/Novasirhe,

Fidic

Ilyas Essabai, Ministry of National

Territory Planning, Urban Planning,

Housing and City Policy (MUAT),

Resources Canada (NRCan)

Kamel Sahnoun, President of the

Tunisian Order of Engineers

Karim Selouane, Resallience

Kennedy Matheka, State

Department for Public Works, Kenya

Kiza Zehra, Royal Institution of

Chartered Surveyors (RICS)

Kurt Emil Eriksen, VELUX A/S

Luca De Giovanetti, World

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2022 GLOBAL STATUS REPORT FOR BUILDINGS AND CONSTRUCTION