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Mekong Delta "Floating Flatpack", 5th. semester project

Two week project covering an analysis of the current challenges faced by the Mekong Delta inhabitants and a new innovative design on how to comprehend and adapt to these challenges.

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CONCEPTUAL IDEAS (FLATBED INTIATIVES AND TARGET GROUP)

FLATBED INTIATIVES IN THE MEKONG DELTA

The provision of flatbeds in the Mekong Delta region is a tangible representation of the United

Nations' commitment to achieving all 17 Sustainable Development Goals. This act serves to address

Goal 11 - Sustainable Cities and Communities, which strives for universal access to suitable

and affordable housing with essential services by 2030, and the upgrading of slum areas. By distributing

flatbeds to the local population, progress is made toward these objectives.

Another of the UN's 17 Sustainable Development Goals is Goal 12 - Responsible Consumption and

Production. It seeks to significantly reduce waste generation through prevention, reduction, recycling,

and reuse by 2030. In the production of flatbeds, large quantities of plastic that accumulate

in the river will be repurposed for the flatbeds' upper components. This approach helps mitigate

river pollution by recycling the plastic, thereby reducing waste.

Goal 15 of the Sustainable Development Goals, titled "Life on Land," is particularly affected by

the profound impact of climate change. This change has resulted in more frequent flooding and

droughts, leading to the loss of valuable agricultural land. In the Mekong Delta area, early signs

of climate change are evident, raising concerns that rising water levels may eventually submerge

local islands and lead to a substantial loss of biodiversity. Introducing flatbeds to support the local

island communities not only helps safeguard their land but also contributes to the creation of

new land and the preservation and enhancement of biodiversity.

TARGET GROUP AND USAGE OF FOUNDA-

TIONS

We want our flatbeds to be available to ordinary Vietnamese people. This could be, for example,

a family of rice farmers, regular farmers, fishermen etc. With low budget, salary beneath

14.000.000 dong (4.000 DKK, -).

This certain group of people is necessary for the production of farming, fishing, and rice fields in

Vietnam, they would not have the money or time to produce a foundation on the water. Which

are the fundamentals of our project and concept. The project is focusing on a lot of world goals

as focused on bottom corner.

The concept is focusing on creating foundations for the regular people, the concept is great for

expansion.

• Expanding houses

• Expanding the foundations to create farms for chickens, pigs etc.

• Expanding foundation for creation of rice fields

• Expanding in the future for creating whole cities, connected

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