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REHVA's Guidebook n.29 is now available in German language

21 December 2019

REHVA's Guidebook n.29 is now available in German language

REHVA's Guidebook n.29 is now available in German language. REHVA partners have translated the Guidebook n.29 about Quality managent for Buildings in German, after receiving high interest from German speaking stakeholders on the topic and especially on the content of the Guidebook. Download your copy here.

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