>> Since its foundation in 2001, IWO has built up outstanding expertise in the so important interface between housing and climate protection. It builds bridges between Eastern and Western Europe. It achieves a great deal with pilot projects on site, in political consultancy and in the transfer of know-how in a very complex environment. The climate protection potential in Eastern Europe is enormous, and with the constantly increasing pressure to act, the work of the IWO is becoming increasingly important. Join us! <<

>> My company, Ingenieurgesellschaft BBP Bauconsulting mbH, has been dedicated for many years to the energy-efficient refurbishment of residential buildings. Via IWO, we transform our know-how to Eastern and Central Europe. Climate change is global and we want and have to find European answers. <<

>> The GdW is involved in IWO, because we consider a good exchange of experience to be essential for the basis not only of success in the housing industry, but also in cooperation across borders. Above all the world-uniting challenge of climate protection plays an outstanding role. <<

>> Gewobag is very happy to work with IWO.
We benefit from the association’s international approach and can contribute our expertise in a practical way.
The pragmatic and direct exchange is of high value for us! <<

>> IWO has supported the German Energy Agency (dena) for many years as a competent partner in projects in Eastern Europe. We will continue to work together to promote greater energy independence, the creation of livable, sustainable cities and increasing demand for modern, energy-efficient and comfortable buildings. <<

>> Global warming is progressing and is not governed by national borders or political responsibilities. Climate protection will also have to overcome these. Decarbonising the ailing building stock in Eastern Europe is a key to the success of European and global climate policy; the great potential has motivated me and IWO since 2001 to use our project work to draw attention to the great need for action and its relevance and potential impact far beyond the region. <<