The ECO provides identification and analyses of specific policy measures, projects and programmes implemented in each EU country to stimulate employment, growth and opportunities in the construction ecosystem. These measures are presented in policy fact sheets, organised by the six building blocks of the Transition Pathway.
Performance of the construction ecosystem in relation to the other industrial ecosystems and to third countries. It also covers the dynamics of small and medium-sized enterprises and of the start-up community.
Addressing skills gaps and anticipating future skills needs in construction to ensure the resilience and productivity of the ecosystem.
Enabling framework refers to the regulatory and policy framework, such as the Single Market, as well as the necessary digital and physical infrastructure.
Unlocking productivity, resilience and the twin transition through research, innovation and technological development.
The role of public funding and private investment and financing to drive the transition and therefore support competitiveness.
The role of construction as a service to society improving quality of life through fairness and safety.
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The City of Tomorrow (CoT) (“StadtderZukunft”) is an Austrian programme that facilitates research, technology, and development (RTD) projects, building on Austria’s earlier “Building of Tomorrow” and “Energy Systems of Tomorrow” initiatives.
- Stadt der Zukunft FTE-Programm
Denmark’s National Strategy for Sustainable Construction is the country’s plan to make its building sector greener and more resilient.
- National strategi for bæredygtigt byggeri
BuildOffsiteEU is a European Erasmus+ initiative that aims to facilitate the (re)qualification of the construction workforce for the transition from traditional to industrialised (offsite) methods.
- BuildOffsiteEU (español)
The Data Space for the Built Environment (DSGO) offers a set of trust agreements (“Trust Framework”) that ensures safe, reliable and controlled access to data for data-driven design, construction and maintenance.
- Digitaal Stelsel Gebouwde Omgeving (DSGO)
