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CORDIS · MOBICCON-PRO

MOBile and Innovative Circularity for CONstruction PROducts

Code
MOBICCON-PRO
Programme
HORIZON
Call
HORIZON-CL4-2022-TWIN-TRANSITION-01-10
Status
SIGNED
Period
2022-12-01 – 2027-11-30
Total cost (whole consortium)12 973 599 €
EU contribution (whole consortium)9 562 417 €
EU contribution to Bulgarian participants5 958 921 €

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Participants

OrganisationsRoleCountryGrant
GLAVBOLGARSTROY HOLDINGcoordinatorBG960 270 €
Дейност 3 ГБС - ИНФРАСТРУКТУРНО СТРОИТЕЛСТВО АДparticipantBG1 816 219 €
УНИВЕРСИТЕТ ПО АРХИТЕКТУРА СТРОИТЕЛСТВО И ГЕОДЕЗИЯparticipantBG1 771 250 €
Главболгарстрой АДparticipantBG1 221 308 €
TEKNOLOGISK INSTITUTparticipantDK1 157 788 €
GRAD PIROTparticipantRS908 963 €
CY CERGY PARIS UNIVERSITEparticipantFR795 800 €
FEDERATION DE L'INDUSTRIE EUROPEENNE DE LA CONSTRUCTIONparticipantBE405 720 €
IDEA STRATEGISCHE ECONOMISCHE CONSULTINGparticipantBE335 225 €
INSTITUT ZA IKONOMICHESKA POLITIKAparticipantBG189 875 €
KLIMATEH ADthird partyBG0 €

Description

The MOBICCON-PRO project will introduce and demonstrate a systemic, circular and mobile solution in the South-East Europe (SEE) region to improve the recovery and recycling of Construction and Demolition Waste (CDW). The project will combine physical solutions adapted to the ground (a mobile CDW treatment plant) with innovative selective separation and deconstruction technologies in order to scale up both the treatment of CDW and the production and use of recycled construction materials. Beyond technical solutions, the partners of MOBICCON-PRO are conscious of the socio-economic drivers necessary for the transition to a circular economy. Therefore, cornerstone of the project will be the establishment of a territorial hub for CDW through which private, public and scientific key stakeholders, as well as citizens, will cooperate to bring circularity to the construction ecosystem in the region. The innovative equipment and mobile technical solutions will be demonstrated in different environments at local and regional level in order to prove the sustainability, viability and replicability of the systemic concept at a large scale. Moreover, the project also aims to shed light on the technical and policy measures needed to improve the overall legislative framework of construction products in order to facilitate the market uptake of recycled products, in line with the EU's Circular Economy and Green Deal ambitions.

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