Sustainability Initiative CoPlan

Tog­e­ther with the Deut­sche Gesell­schaft für Inter­na­tio­na­le Zusam­men­ar­beit (GIZ), TUM Inter­na­tio­nal deve­lo­ped a web-based sus­taina­bi­li­ty cal­cu­la­tor in the regio­nal pro­gram “Coope­ra­ti­on Plat­form Latin Ame­ri­ca North (COPLAN)” that shows the return on sus­taina­bi­li­ty invest­ments in new or exis­ting indus­tri­al parks. The first pil­lar of the coope­ra­ti­on included the stu­dy of the medi­cal effec­ti­ve­ness of ende­mic plants.

Amazonian Green Cluster, Ecuador

TUM Inter­na­tio­nal sup­port­ed local part­ner Amas­sence in stu­dy­ing the resour­ce poten­ti­al of the Ama­zon rain­fo­rest.
The first pil­lar of the col­la­bo­ra­ti­on invol­ved stu­dy­ing the medi­cinal effi­ca­cy of ende­mic plants.

KIC Urban Mobility — TUM shapes the mobility of the future!

The “MOBiLus” con­sor­ti­um was sel­ec­ted by the Know­ledge and Inno­va­ti­on Com­mu­ni­ty (KIC) of the Euro­pean Insti­tu­te of Inno­va­ti­on and Tech­no­lo­gy (EIT) to deve­lop stra­te­gies for urban mobi­li­ty of the future. TUM Inter­na­tio­nal GmbH acted as the pro­ject manage­ment office.

New Uzbekistan University (NUU), Tashkent

Well-edu­ca­ted young peo­p­le are the most valuable asset of any coun­try. This is the mot­to of the Uzbek govern­ment, which has set its sights on ope­ning a new edu­ca­tio­nal insti­tu­ti­on, the “New Uzbe­ki­stan Uni­ver­si­ty”. The uni­ver­si­ty, which ope­ned in the capi­tal Tash­kent in the sum­mer of 2021, is based on the excel­lent stan­dards and appli­ca­ti­on-ori­en­ted focus of the Tech­ni­cal Uni­ver­si­ty of Munich (TUM) in a wide ran­ge of are­as.