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IM-SAFE
Bridges and tunnels are the critical nodes on the transport infrastructure networks which are vital for the functioning and growth of European and regional economy. This infrastructure is ageing and often inadequate to cope with the increasing traffic demands and resilience threats. Such a condition brings high safety risks.
The main objectives of IM-SAFE are to support the European Commission and the European Committee for Standardization in preparing new standards in monitoring, maintenance and safety of transport infrastructure, and to accelerate the process for enabling public authorities and supply-chain stakeholders in transport infrastructure to commit to the development and adoption of the new standards.
21.03.2023
Presentation of the Transition pathway for Construction at the HLCF Meeting
The EU Industrial Strategy highlights the need to accelerate the green and digital...[more]
20.03.2023
#FIRM23 (25-26 April 2023) - Registration is open
Registration to the FEHRL Infrastructure Research Meeting 2023 (#FIRM23) on 25-26 April...[more]
01.03.2023
METABUILDING LABS Project - Newsletter #1
The METABUILDING LABS project creates an EU Construction Open Innovation Testbed (OITB)...[more]
29.03.2023 | 30.03.2023
BauZ!, Vienna Congress on Sustainable Building, 29-30 March 2023, Vienna
14.04.2023 | 9:00 - 16:45 CEST
EUROBRIDGE Event, 14 April 2023, Brussels
25.04.2023 | 26.04.2023
FEHRL Infrastructure Research Meeting (FIRM23), 25-26 April 2023, Brussels & online
26.04.2023 | 8:30 - 13:00 CEST
METABUILDING Workshop: "Enhancing the circularity in the Construction Sector", 26 April 2023, Brussels
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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 140 member-organizations from the whole supply chain of the Built Environment.
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