Circularity in the built environment enabled by digitalization

The EU H2020 project BAMB (Buildings as Material Banks) www.bamb2020.eu and the One Planet Network www.oneplanetnetwork.org invite you to join them to learn from ongoing exemplary initiatives and debate how currently available tools are supporting a systemic shift towards circularity in the built environment through digitalization, assessment and procurement. The BAMB team will present their core results and share experiences from pilot projects in order to demonstrate how BAMB tools can help you take significant steps on the path towards a circular future. One Planet Network will introduce the approach of and good circular practices from three global programmes on buildings, procurement and tourism that are committed to accelerate the shift towards sustainable consumption and production in both developed and developing countries.

This event aims at sharing knowledge and showcasing tools that are already available for circular construction. The objective is to learn from different approaches and build a road towards a circular construction sector that can provide climate positive solutions in a resource positive way. To achieve this, awareness must still be further raised amongst all stakeholders world-wide and the whole value network must be committed to developing processes that will take us closer to our goal of circularity. A lot has already been achieved, but to succeed, we need your active participation!

Take a look at the exciting programme and ensure your presence at this game changing event by registering today! To make this a game changing event, ensure your presence and register using the link. Please, note that you should already pre-select your afternoon parallel session where the break out rooms will be organized according to the shown interest and availability of spaces.

20th September, 10:00-16:30 at Brussels Environment (IBGE-BIM)
Tour & Taxis, Avenue du Port 86C/3000, 1000 Brussels, Belgium