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BUILD UPON

International collaboration for the sustainable renovation of the fund built in Europe. RoGBC 10-Point Statement for the Romanian authorities

THE ROMANIAN COUNCIL FOR GREEN BUILDINGS ORGANIZED THE NATIONAL CONFERENCE "EXCHANGE ROMANIA WITH BUILD UPON! WHERE IT WILL PRESENT THE CONCLUSIONS AND RECOMMENDATIONS FOR ROMANIA'S NATIONAL RENEWAL STRATEGY.

We traveled over 4000 kilometers and organized 10 public consultation sessions in Cluj, Iași, Galați, Brașov, Craiova, Timișoara, and Bucharest, where we engaged with over 400 people of all ages, social, and professional categories in the co-creation and support of the implementation of Romania's National Renovation Strategy.

The objective of these consultation sessions was to facilitate dialogue among all stakeholders and hold them accountable in transforming Romania's building stock, both public and private, into one that is energy-efficient and sustainable.

 

Context: We spend almost 80% of our time in buildings, whether at work, home, shopping, or in public institutions. The safety and health of buildings have a significant impact on the population. As a member of the United Nations and the European Union, Romania must strive to limit global warming to 2°C by the end of the century, in accordance with the COP21 agreement in Paris. Buildings account for 40% of energy consumption and 36% of CO2 emissions in Europe.

Participants: The event will be attended by representatives of the government, local administration, companies and financial institutions, non-governmental organizations, students, teachers and researchers, tenants and tenant associations, as well as media representatives.
 

Stakeholders: Representatives of the government, local administration, companies and financial institutions, non-governmental organizations, students, teachers and researchers, tenants and tenant associations, as well as media representatives.

Relevant documents

Launch Report

Project Summary

10-Point Statement

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