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- www.bauteilnetz.ch, which is run by the “Swiss network of building elements”. The offered materials can be picked up in several cities. - www.abfallboerse-schweiz.ch intends to establish a neutral and professional management in the recycling and disposal market. It aims at bringing the residues in a most profitable manner to new recycling or disposal processes. Please note that this company is not only oriented towards construction waste. It is important to bring current knowledge on environmental protection and standards to the people on the construction site. www.baupunktumwelt.ch is a training program for (young) people which does not only focus on construction waste handling, but also on other environmental issues of construction. Canton of Zurich Today already, 90% of all mineral construction waste is recycled in the canton of Zurich. The canton of Zurich can be introduced as a positive example of efforts in construction waste mitigation. A strong focus is put on seeing waste materials as resources and the aim is to close the cycle of mineral construction material: waste economy should change into a resource economy. The project “Gravel for generations” has been initiated by the cantonal department for waste, water, energy and air. In 2007, the building management published a waste and resources management plan for the period 2007 to 2010 [AWEL 2007] 33 . In the construction sector, future measures should aim at activating and involving the construction industry as far as possible. Canton of Basel-Land The department for energy and environmental protection of the canton of Basel-Land has initiated several projects for waste prevention in general between 1994 and 2000. One of it dealt with waste emerging from new construction activities. Goals of the project were on the one hand to check different possibilities of waste prevention and sustainable handling of resources on the basis of a tangible construction project. On the other hand, the results should enable the cantonal authorities to factor in sustainable aspects in their future projects. Economic, ecologic and social points were considered and evaluated and they have shown that despite the quite narrow constraints, many enhancements can be considered. Furthermore, it could be shown which planning phases and questions were most important in order to mitigate resource need of the construction and emerging of waste in phases later on in its life cycle [BL 2009]. Ecomat-GE, Canton of Geneva The canton of Geneva has launched the project “Ecomat-GE” in 2006 uniting people from the industry with the aim of testing and documenting usability of secondary construction materials. As result, two brochures show in a practical manner which secondary materials can be used the best way in construction project [GE 2009]. Knowledge and experience should be transferred this way. Swissbau 2010: Sustainability and energy efficiency From the 12th to the 16th of January 2010, the biggest construction exhibition of Switzerland will take place. The goal is to take into account the whole value-added process of an immovable so that structures, processes and companies of construction and immovable 33 Such a <strong>report</strong> has already been written for the period 2002 to 2006. 111
economy establish a better network. At Swissbau 2010, sustainable construction and energy efficiency are the main themes. Three special shows underline this intention. Links to the exhibition in general and to one of the special shows for sustainability: www.swissbau.ch and www.globalbuilding.ch 112
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Table of Contents Foreword 3 Introd
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Introduction This report has been p
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• Benchmarks for waste production
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Roles and responsibilities Manufact
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(1) Resource consumption. Upper: Be
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Norway Contributed by: Anne Sigrid
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2. Policies, strategies and legisla
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Singapore Contributed by: Dr Edward
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Figure 2 - Composition of Demolitio
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Figure 4 - Concrete Usage Index (CU
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Figure 5: Use of Incineration Botto
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