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FOCUS AREAS

To support the construction industry's transition towards a circular economy, CIRCuIT’s seven focus areas span the entire construction process.

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Mapping the

flows

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Collection and analysis of data and creation of circularity indicators. 

Mapping the

flows

Urban mining

Reuse and recycling of materials from demolished buildings. 

Urban mining

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Extending

lifecycles

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Transformation of existing buildings through adaptive reuse and refurbishment.

Extending

lifecycles

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Flexible construction

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Flexible circular building systems based on design for disassembly.

Flexible construction

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Governance

and tools

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Recommendations and tools to initiate changes at city level.

Governance

and tools

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Information sharing

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An open, accessible data and information platform

Information sharing

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Capacity

building

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Sharing knowledge and resources across the built environment.

Capacity

building

Focus areas
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This project received funding from the European Union's Horizon 2020 research and innovation programme under grant agreement No 821201.

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