Ongoing Projects
Currently, the Green Building Council Croatia is collaborating with partners on the implementation of nine projects with various goals and characteristics. These projects are funded by diverse international sources, further illustrating the Council’s ambitious scope in achieving its objectives. Some funding sources include Horizon2020, LIFE, EUKI, the IKEA Foundation, and the Laudes Foundation.
Project references
PUBLISHED PUBLICATIONS
Smjernice za zgrade gotovo nulte energije – PRVI DIO
Smjernice za zgrade gotovo nulte energije – DRUGI DIO
Putokaz za dekarbonizaciju zgrada u Republici Hrvatskoj
Očuvanje i obnova zgrada kulturne baštine u doba klimatske krize
BUILD UPON2 Alat za ostvarenje Vala obnove
BUILD UPON2 Višerazinski okvir energetske obnove
Level(s) Cjeloživotni pristup održivosti zgrada
EE-Heritage
Project description: The EE-Heritage project addresses the issue of energy consumption in heritage buildings in the Danube macro-region countries (Austria,
StoreMoreWarm
Project description: The StoreMoreWarm project addresses energy security and efficiency challenges in the Danube macro-region countries (Austria, Croatia, Hungary, and
Drastic
Drastic – Demonstrating affordability, sustainability, and circularity is a project within the Horizon Europe program, co-funded by the European Union
crOss renoHome
Project Description: Building renovation can have numerous social, environmental, and economic benefits, making it a unique opportunity to achieve
Probono
Project description: The PROBONO project aims to transform the European construction industry by focusing on people and sustainability. It seeks
ReCreate
Project description: Concrete is an extensively used material in construction, but its production has a significant impact on carbon
BuildingLife II
Project description: The Building Life2 project stems from the initial phase of the Building Life project led by World GBC,
Nebula
The built environment is facing two major challenges: becoming more sustainable and more “people-centric” to improve individual well-being and social cohesion while
TOP CLeveR
Project Description: The TOP CLeveR project provides support to professionals and workers in the construction sector to equip them with
SMAFIN Expanded
Project description: The SMAFIN Expanded project aims to continue the methodology of roundtable discussions to promote sustainable investments initiated by
LIFEBauhausingEurope
Beautiful, sustainable, together: validation of the New European Bauhaus approach for the reimagination of public buildings as boosting projects for