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The Built4People partnership brings together the whole value chain to accelerate people-centric innovation for a sustainable built environment, Built4People (B4P) is a European partnership under Horizon Europe. The partnership aims to catalyse the transition to a people-centric, climate-neutral, sustainable and smart built environmentLearn more…
Built4People Partnership Board
The B4P Partnership Board is the main forum for dialogue and steering of the Partnership and consists of representatives from the European Commission and the two private partners ECTP and WorldGBC Europe. It consists of a maximum of 24 representatives from ECTP and WorldGBC and representatives from different services of the European Commission. Meetings are co-chaired by a European Commission representative and a representative of either ECTP or WorldGBC.
Built4People Partnership Governance – Built4People Partnership Board Members – Nov 2022
B4P Stakeholders Forum
The B4P Stakeholders Forum is a platform to allow the participation of a large community of built environment experts which is not limited to B4P Partners and their members. The Forum will advise on the priorities to be addressed by the Partnership Board, in line with the Strategic Research and Innovation Agenda and the Horizon Europe strategic planning. There is an annual Stakeholders Forum event and we intend to include knowledge, input from the Stakeholders community on specific topics throughout the year as well.
If you want to be part of the community of B4P stakeholders you can contact us at info@built4people.eu
B4P States Representatives Group
The B4P States Representatives Group is formed of a group of nominated representatives from EU member states and associated countries. This group advises and supports the achievement of the B4P partnership’s objectives and ensures that they are complementary to national policies, priorities and programmes.
The countries that currently have nominated representatives can be viewed here: list of countries
Countries can nominate representatives for the State Representative Group through the European Commission.
Partners
