EU-REPAIR: Toolkit for sustainable optimisation of valuable built environment

The project will increase capacity for sustainable renovation, knowledge exchange on sustainable renovation and resilience to climate change, ensuring the long-term sustainability of valuable built environments across partner countries (Estonia, Germany, Lithuania, North Macedonia, Serbia). The project provides training for architects, engineers, artisans, students, and decision-makers to implement energy-efficient repair techniques. The project organises workshops, hackathons, and multiplier events to foster innovation and entrepreneurship. A digital learning platform ensures access to best practices, guidelines, and case studies. Collaboration with international partners, including research institutions and climate networks, enhances the project’s impact. The project also engages local governments and stakeholders to improve national legislation and strategic documents. By integrating circular economy principles, renewable materials, and risk assessment methodologies, EU-REPAIR ensures that historic buildings are preserved while meeting modern energy efficiency standards.