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Ukrainian and Italian experience in debris management discussed at international conference
We discussed practical approaches to managing demolition waste and reusing materials
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Italy’s Post-Earthquake Reconstruction Experience for Ukraine’s Recovery
The program combined technical visits and an exchange of experience
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First year of LIFE D2R: Consortium partners review progress and next steps
We discussed progress across all areas of work and agreed on further steps
Coordination Meeting of Representatives of Ukrainian Communities and the Municipality of Norcia (Umbria, Italy)
The meeting served as a preparatory step for the upcoming Study Visit and Exchange Activities
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D2R consortium partners visit demolition site in Kyiv region
The ReThink and NeoEco team visited the village of Mykhailivka-Rubezhivka in the Kyiv region, where the dismantling of a residential building is underway
D2R project presented at EU Green Week 2026 in Brussels
Green reconstruction and EU integration
Destruction debris as a resource: D2R at the conference “Green Construction”
A new approach presented at the 5th international scientific and practical conference
From debris to resources: circular reconstruction of Ukraine discussed at Padova Climate Week
On 15 April, an international roundtable “From Debris to Resources” took place within the Climate Action Week in Padova, Italy
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D2R Workshop: key barriers and skills needs
The workshop served as a platform to discuss practical challenges and identify key needs for developing professional competencies in the field.
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A coordination event on the management of demolition waste was held
The consortium of the Debris2Resources (D2R) project brought together representatives of government institutions, businesses, international partners, researchers, and sectoral experts.
D2R Project Launches Pilot Activities in the Kyiv Region
The D2R project team visited Irpin and Borodyanka – three communities severely affected by the war.