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ThinkNature
The main objective of the project is the development of a multi-stakeholder communication platform that will support the understanding and the promotion of nature based solutions in local, regional, EU and International level.
Homes4Life
Homes4Life will contribute to the development of a new European certification scheme based on an inspirational and realistic long-term vision of people’s needs and requirements in a holistic life-course approach and help develop better living environments integrating construction and digital solutions where this is beneficial.
13.03.2019
ECTP Strategic Research & Innovation Agenda (SRIA). Call for Tender
The European Construction, built environment and energy efficient building Technology...[more]
27.02.2019
New Country Fact Sheets and Analytical Reports available on ECSO website
The European Construction Sector Observatory aims to inform European policymakers and...[more]
26.02.2019
ThinkNature Paris Forum on Nature-based Solutions
ThinkNature is organising the Paris Forum on Nature-based Solutions to be held in the...[more]
26.03.2019 | Brussels (BE)
FEHRL Infrastructure Research Meeting 2019 (FIRM19), 26-28 March, Brussels (BE)
26.03.2019 | Manchester (UK)
Innovative Financing For Creating Green Cities, 26-27 March, Manchester (UK)
27.03.2019 | Guimarães (PT)
IABSE Symposium 2019, March 27-29, Guimarães (PT)
02.04.2019 | Karlsruhe (DE)
REAL CORP 2019, 2-4 April, Karlsruhe (DE)
You can search the ECTP Members per country and per category in the webpage dedicated to the Organization database, where you can also download the Members' list.
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About ECTP
ECTP was launched by the construction sector in October 2004 to develop new R&D&I strategies to improve competitiveness, meet societal needs and take up environmental challenges. It gathers around 150 member-organizations from the whole supply chain of the Built Environment.
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