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Strengthening cross-sector collaboration for circular water management and sustainable construction: At the WaterWise Hub partners meeting in Bucharest, the EUKI-funded ReBORN project contributed its expertise on low-carbon buildings and locally sourced natural materials to a growing innovation ecosystem in Southeast Europe. Discover how this exchange opens new pathways for integrated, climate-resilient transformation.
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How can industrial hemp move from creative experimentation to climate-ready construction? At Mind over Mater – hemp edition, ReBORN partners demonstrated how bio-based materials are being tested, validated and prepared for real-world application.Funded by the European Climate Initiative (EUKI), the ReBORN project connects applied research with energy-efficient building strategies in Romania and Croatia.
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02.04.2025: Entrepreneurs from the Republic of Moldova explore business opportunities at the Steinbeis Transfer Centre in Deggingen. The focus was on knowledge transfer and sustainable partnerships – an inspiring meeting as part of ‘Partnering in Business with Germany’.
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On March 12, 2025, the ReBORN project was presented at Romania’s leading circular economy event in the building sector, held at the Technical University of Constructions in Bucharest. Steinbeis Danube Center was proudly represented by Roxana Boboruta, who highlighted the project’s innovative approaches to sustainable construction before an audience of 220 participants.
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Bucharest, 18.02.2025: The ReBORN project officially commenced with a kick-off meeting at the historic Palais Ghica Victoria in Bucharest. The initiative focuses on advancing sustainable construction practices by utilizing natural materials such as reed and hemp. Through international collaboration between Romania, Croatia, and Germany, ReBORN aims to improve energy efficiency, foster knowledge exchange, and support Europe’s climate neutrality goals.
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Personal connections, on-site visits, and the search for production locations define our activities in Ukraine – even during challenging times.
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