The workshops brought together stakeholders from across Central Europe to strengthen knowledge exchange and co-create training content addressing the skills and competences needed for the transition toward circular and digitalised construction.
The training programme was developed for key target groups, including:
- Industry and SMEs
- Government and public authorities
- Architects and investors
- University and vocational students
The programme was informed by regional assessments and stakeholder expertise, ensuring that the training content reflected practical needs, market realities, and emerging skills requirements across the construction sector.
Through workshops, discussions, and structured feedback activities, participants contributed to refining the final training programme and strengthening its relevance for different professional and educational audiences.
Key outcomes from the stakeholder consultation process included:
- Tailored learning approaches – adapting training content to the specific needs of different stakeholder groups
- Identification of key competences – recognising the knowledge and skills needed for circularity, digitalisation, and sustainable construction
- Support for innovation – encouraging exchange of ideas, practical solutions, and future-oriented learning modules
- Integration of circular and digital practices – strengthening the role of sustainability and resource efficiency within education and training
- Improved business competitiveness – supporting companies and professionals through stronger knowledge transfer and skills development
- Cross-sector networking – fostering collaboration between industry, research, education, and public stakeholders
As part of the ReBuilt legacy, these workshops contributed to stronger capacity-building efforts and supported the long-term development of knowledge, skills, and cooperation needed for circular and digital transformation in the construction sector across Central Europe.