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Summary of HLCF thematic sessions for 2022

High-Level Construction Forum

09 September 2025

Summary of HLCF thematic sessions for 2022

Building block 3: Enabling framework

Building block 4: Research, Innovation, Technology

Building block 5: Funding

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A report on the sessions supporting the creation of the Transition Pathway for Construction.

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  • Transition Pathway Strategic Areas

    • Building block 3: Enabling framework

    • Building block 4: Research, Innovation, Technology

    • Building block 5: Funding

    • Building block 6: Towards a fair and safe built environment

    • Building block 1: Competitiveness

    • Building block 2: Skills and talent

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In 2022, the European Commission's High-Level Construction Forum (HLCF) conducted a series of thematic sessions and webinars to support the co-creation of the Transition Pathway for Construction. These sessions focused on key areas such as asbestos management, EU initiatives for the green transition, and the integration of building information modelling (BIM) in public procurement.  

 

Notably, on 19-20 October 2022, the HLCF organised innovation-focused sessions aimed at identifying technologies that could advance the construction sector’s green and digital transformation. These sessions facilitated discussions on research and innovation challenges, technology uptake, and the transfer of technology from research to market. The outcomes are detailed in the ‘HLCF webinar meeting report on innovation in construction’. See the meeting report.

 

Additionally, webinars addressed topics such as new construction methods and data utilisation, contributing to the development of the Transition Pathway published in March 2023. These efforts underscore the EU's commitment to fostering a resilient, sustainable, and digitally advanced construction sector through collaborative stakeholder engagement. 

 

 

#GreenConstruction #DigitalTransition #EUBuildingFuture

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