National Circular Economy Roadmap workshop in Dublin/

Organiser: Irish green Building council (IGBC), Atlantic Technological University (ATU), Technological University Dublin (TU Dublin), University of Galway (UG)

Event Detail

Date

Date:

16/02/2024
Organiser

Organiser:

Irish green Building council (IGBC), Atlantic Technological University (ATU), Technological University Dublin (TU Dublin), University of Galway (UG)
Country

Country:

Ireland
City

City:

Dublin
Registration

Registration:

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The Irish Green Building Council, in partnership with Atlantic Technological University (ATU), Technological University Dublin (TU Dublin) and the University of Galway (UG), are delighted to invite you to the ‘National Circular Economy Roadmap’ for the Irish Construction Sector, an initiative funded by the EPA.  The initiative is aimed at defining and exploiting Circularity in the Irish Construction sector by identifying the current gaps and challenges, as well as solutions and enablers. An engaging process, with stakeholders from different backgrounds and expertise in the four key circular construction areas, will be carried out through dedicated workshops and a public consultation process, before the roadmap is launched in September 2024.  

 

Workshop agenda:  

  • International experts presentations  
  • Panel discussion with international experts 
  • Workshop with Irish stakeholders 
  • Workshop findings presented and discussed with international experts 
  • Q&A  

 

Workshop objectives:  

  • Identify the current gaps and challenges regarding Circular Economy in the construction section. 
  • Identify solutions and enablers for a more Circular Irish Construction sector.  

 

Areas of specific focus will include:

Circular Materials and Resources; Circular Design Processes and Procurement; Circular Business Models; Circular Renovation and Retrofit.  

 

Why you should participate: 

  • Learn from International Circular Economy experts and their projects 
  • Excellent possibility to do networking between peers and Irish experts 
  • Last but not least, the possibility to contribute to the Circular Economy Roadmap 

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