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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.
14.05.2019
EeB PPP Project Review 2019 now available!
This yearly publication presents the progress of a portfolio of 174 European research...[more]
10.05.2019
EC3 Industry Day - Invitation to submit presentation proposal
The EC3 Industry Day brings Industry professionals together with practitioners and...[more]
10.05.2019
SP2019. Call for Proposals deadline extended until May 17!
Sustainable Places prides itself on being an ideal platform for the dissemination of...[more]
27.05.2019 | Lisbon (PT)
EUBCE 2019, 27-30 May, Lisbon (PT)
03.06.2019 | Brussels (BE)
ERF Lab 'Impact of new mobility on road infrastructure and equipment', 3 June, Brussels (BE)
05.06.2019 | Cagliari (IT)
Sustainable Places 2019, 5-7 June, Cagliari (IT)
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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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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