Given its immense ecological footprint and impact on human wellbeing, the built environment is a key leverage point in achieving the goals put forward in the Paris Agreement as well as many other sustainability objectives.

Together we are leading the way to a circular built environment.

2025 Open Call for Blueprint Projects!

We are thrilled to announce a new Open Call for for innovative Blueprint Projects that accelerate the transition to a circular built environment in Europe! This is your chance to collaborate with CBC and receive up to €70,000 in funding to scale and expand your circular solutions. If you’re working to break down barriers to circularity and drive real-world impact, we want to hear from you!
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Apr 24, 2025
CBC Open Call Information meeting
The final session of three webinars for the new round of Blueprint Project Open Calls. This will provide a final recap of what CBC is looking for, eligibility, and practicalities. This sesstion will give an overview of CBC, describe opportunities in the Blueprint Project Collaboration, and describe what CBC is looking for in these projects. The meeting will inform prospective applicants about the requirements and timelines, and offer the possibility to ask questions in a Q+A.
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Resources

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Applicants' Guide on The Call For a Funded Collaboration

The CBC Open Call seeks to amplify proven solutions(“Blueprint Projects”) to accelerate the transition to a circular builtenvironment in Europe. While there are existing efforts to address challengesto adopting circularity at scale, many of the solutions have been developed andtested within closed or limited environments, but have not reached its fullmarket potential, or been widely diffused across the sector for the publicgood.

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Four circular building pathways towards 2050

The construction sector in the EU is a major contributor to carbon emissions and waste generation, with unsustainable practices pushing the sector past critical global warming limits. However, applying circular economy principles through a 'Circular Building Scenario' alongside industry decarbonisation has the potential to significantly reduce the sector's CO2e emissions by 4.15 Gt, keeping the 2°C global warming scenario within reach, and reducing material consumption by 6.7 Gt between 2024-2050.

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