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Fostering Industrial Symbiosis for a Sustainable Resource Intensive Industry across the extended Construction Value Chain

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Swedish living lab summaries (1-4)

Here you can read the summaries of the Swedish Living Labs 1-4:

  1. Summary of LL_1_ ENG
  2. Summary of LL2_2017-02-01_ENG
  3. Summary of LL3-2017-05-02_ENG
  4. Summary of LL4-2017-06-13_ENG

Living labs in Sweden

Living Labs in Sweden have been carried out since autumn 2016 and are jointly organized by Hifab and the Swedish Research Institute, RISE. The participants of the Swedish Living Labs represent a broad constellation of actors both from public and private sector. By gathering these different actors into conversations and joint activities in a neutral platform, we can create an open and cross-border climate where we develop new ideas and innovation for moving towards a more circular use of resources.

In Sweden, the theme for the Living Lab meetings were suggested by the participants. We believe that not organizers but participants have the best knowledge of the industry, they know the main barriers for a circular use of materials and have the best ideas to overcome the barriers. The participants proposed to follow with a topic covering the whole construction process of a building material: from extraction of the virgin material, through production and usage, to waste and recycling.

For more information please contact:
Merit Kaal: Merit.Kaal-at-hifab.se
Julia Jonasson: julia.jonasson-at-ri.se


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Living Lab Sweden
  • Swedish living lab summaries (1-4) 24 October 2018
  • FISSAC IS TAKING PART OF WIN WIN GOTHENBURG SUSTAINABILITY AWARD 16 October 2018
  • INVITATION TO SWEDISH FISSAC LIVING LAB #6! 22 August 2018
  • FISSAC Living Lab: First occasion completed successfully 2 December 2016

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This project has received funding from the European Union’s H2020 research and innovation programme under Grant Agreement No 642154