Circular economy in the construction industry – BUS-GoCircular project
EC| BUS-GoCircular
Dvořáková, Pavla; Kabele, Karel; Breen, Martin; Cromwijk, Jan;
Circular economy in the construction industry – BUS-GoCircular project
The construction industry, notorious for waste and emissions, is shifting gears towards a circular economy. Even the new EPBD recast proposal emphasises the circular economy as a necessary approach. Explore BUS-GoCircular project, redefining construction practices. Discover how this initiative, driven by a groundbreaking qualification framework, revolutionizes skills and resources to reshape the industry’s sustainable future.
- Czech Technical University in Prague Czech Republic
- Technological University of the Shannon: Midlands Midwest Ireland
Circular economy, Sustainability, EPBD recast proposal, Training programs, Qualification framework, Construction industry, Circular construction skills
Circular economy, Sustainability, EPBD recast proposal, Training programs, Qualification framework, Construction industry, Circular construction skills
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