Peer Learning Proceedings
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Documentation of peer learning workshops and activities, presenting the status of project preparation to other partners, reporting on challenges and success factors around the application of the D2.1 in practice. Partners provide in-depth feedback to each case. Linked to T7.1.
Feasibility Study Scotland
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Feasibility study results: Deliverable 5.1 will include results from Task 5.1, 5.2 and 5.3For T5.1 this will include: key findings from the stakeholder mapping and the engagement planning conducted for T5.2. For T5.2, this will include: a description and analysis of engagement carried out to identify (and justify) the selection of the initial city, and the engagement activities carried out with stakeholders in the initial city. It will set out the challenges, needs, and barriers for the CCH, and will identify key physical site requirements, basic physical and digital features and business model options for the Scotland CCH investment project. For T5.3, this will include: the findings from the feasibility study, ma-terial flow analysis, analysis of the Scottish regulatory environment and market conditions, and application of the technical, operation, business and financial modelling approaches provided by tasks T2.2-T2.6. A section reports on the stakeholder engagement (T5.1).
CCH Toolbox
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The CCH Toolbox is a compilation of pluggable elements of a CCH. It contains possible characteristics and solutions in the domains regulatory and market environment, technical model, operation model, business model and financial model, which are relevant for the development, preparation and realization of a CCH. Their com-bination applied in a structured process (Link to D2.2) will lead to a bankable project. This Deliverable is linked to Task 2.1 to Task 2.6.
Key factors and features for repli-cation building on mutual learning workshops
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This deliverable specifies key factors, features and indicators to identify new suitable cities and regions for replication, based on the proceedings of the mutual learni ng workshops summarized in D7.1. Linked to T7.1.
Feasibility Study Lisbon
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Lisbon CCH Feasibility study results. The deliverable will focus on the scoping narrative of the Lisbon CCH and the definition of the full concept for the investment project, resulting from T6.2 and T6.3 activities. The deliverable will also describe the results achieved with the stakeholders mapping process (T6.1), including the methods developed/applied to promote their involvement in the project activities, as well as dynamics of interaction with the activities developed under WP2.
Feasibility Study Munich
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D3.1 will include part of the results of Task T3.1, Task T3.2, and Task T3.3. The deliverable will encompass a description and analysis of the challenges, needs, and barriers for the Munich Circular Construction Hub (CCH). It will provide a clear identification of potential physical sites, digital features, and business model options for the Munich CCH. The analysis will include an assessment of Bavarian and German regulations, with inputs from relevant stakeholders. This deliverable will compile the outcomes of intensive workshops with stakeholders from the recycling, demolition, design, utilization, and distribution industries, as well as potential businesses utilizing the CCH. The results will lay the groundwork for the comprehensive assessment and further planning. A section reports on the stakeholder engagement (T3.1).
