Building circular and regenerative cities: a global perspective
A vision for cities that use resources wisely, reduce waste and restore nature.
Construction & demolition waste, regenerative cities and the digital tools that build them.
Indicative programme — may change as speakers are confirmed.
A vision for cities that use resources wisely, reduce waste and restore nature.
How planning, regulation and procurement can support better urban development.
Bye-laws, user fees, illegal dumping control, incentives and quality standards for recycled materials.
Connecting material recovery with its practical use in new projects.
Selective demolition techniques, high-recovery deconstruction, technology and safety protocols.
CDW recycling plants, green concrete standards, lake rejuvenation and decentralised greywater systems.
The role of digital tools in managing buildings and infrastructure.
BIM, IoT sensors and material passports for deconstruction planning.
Planning electricity systems and transport infrastructure together.
Urban heat islands, native canopy, permeable pavements and operational waste PPP models.
Summary of takeaways, whitepaper release and closing remarks.
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Cities generate mountains of construction and demolition debris — and need ever more material, water and resilience.
How do our cities build more while wasting less — recovering debris, water and value?
Construction and demolition waste is India’s largest waste stream by weight, and almost none of it is recycled.
of construction & demolition waste a year (official estimate; unofficial estimates are 3–5× higher).
is recovered and recycled today.
of official C&D recycling capacity across the country.
Source: Building Materials & Technology Promotion Council estimate; Centre for Science and Environment analysis (2020).
The conference connects material recovery with its practical use in new projects — and closes with a Global Circular Infrastructure Roadmap 2030 and whitepaper.
Selective demolition takes buildings apart in sequence to recover materials cleanly.
Concrete, brick, metal, wood and glass separated on site.
C&D recycling plants crush and grade debris.
Recycled aggregates that meet quality standards.
Green concrete and recovered materials back into new projects.
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A short glossary so first-timers and specialists start from the same page.
Waste from constructing, renovating or demolishing buildings and roads.
Crushed, processed concrete and brick reused in construction.
Taking a building apart in sequence to recover materials cleanly.
A city designed to absorb, store and reuse rainwater.
Building Information Modelling — a digital model of a building’s parts and materials.
A record of the materials in a building, so they can be recovered later.