Overview
Join key leaders from across Scotland's built environment sector to explore the Roadmap to circularity and help shape the next steps.
This interactive one-hour webinar is the first in a new series linked to the Roadmap to Circularity in the Built Environment, published in June 2025. The series will provide a spotlight on circular economy and provide an opportunity to hear directly from members of the sector-led Mission Board responsible for driving its delivery.
The Roadmap sets out a long-term vision for a highly efficient built environment sector that reduces carbon emissions, increases material reuse, minimises waste and environmental impacts, and continues to be a major contributor to Scotland's economy and workforce.
The session will explore the Roadmap's vision, priorities, and immediate actions, while highlighting the collective effort required to achieve long-term transformation across the sector.
What you'll hear about
The vision and ambition behind the Roadmap to circularity
How the Roadmap links to the Scottish Government’s Circular Economy Strategy for Scotland
Why circularity is critical to the future of Scotland's built environment sector
Progress made since the Roadmap's publication
Priority interventions and immediate next steps
How organisations across the industry can contribute to and support delivery
Who should attend?
This session is open to stakeholders from across Scotland's built environment sector, including:
Construction and infrastructure organisations
Developers and contractors
Architects, designers and engineers
Manufacturers and suppliers
Local authorities and public sector bodies
Housing associations and property owners
Sustainability and circular economy professionals
Industry bodies and representative organisations
Why attend?
Your involvement is essential. Achieving a circular built environment will require collaboration across the entire sector.
Join them to learn more about the Roadmap, understand how you can get involved, and help shape the transition to a more sustainable and resource-efficient future.