Sustainable Design Workshop in Vietnam
Technological consulting on behalf of the European Development Aid
Ordering Parties: Netherlands Ministry on Foreign Affairs, Vietcraft
On behalf of the Netherland development aid and Vietcraft, HAUTE INNOVATION organized a workshop on the possibilities of a sustainable product design for Vietnamese companies in the Hanoi metropolitan area. The workshop was part of a training program with the aim of improving the skills and the extent of knowhow of export firms of handicraft and home textiles for the European market. Special importance was attached to imparting knowledge about material innovations. Apart from the visit to factories the entrepreneurs were informed within the scope of a full-time seminar about current material and technological innovations.
The order comprised the following items:
– Development of training documentation regarding the principals of sustainable design
– Visit to and consulting of Vietnamese companies
– Presentation of material innovations and technical information and application potential
– Technical advice and assistance on concrete product developments, particularly in the field of bio-based production
Result
With about 80 participants, the workshop was a great success for the Vietnamese promoter VIETCRAFT as the organizer of the event. As an advisory service HAUTE INNOVATION offers the contents of the workshop to other companies and organizations in South East Asia.
Summary of Vietnamese products: www.lifestyle-vietnam.com
image source: Diana Drewes
Services
Material Consulting & Technology Selection
- Trend reports and road map analyzes
- Material and technology research
- Technology and materials advice
Sustainable Product Design & Material Development
- Innovation impulses and workshops
- Application scenarios for innovative materials
- Development of sustainable material solutions
- Sustainable product development
Innovation Transfer & Technology Marketing
- Material exhibitions and innovation shows
- Development and implementation of congresses and events
- Publications on materials and technologies