FBR_OC2_67 - Define(ing#PT) - Setting Cobuilder Define for the Portuguese Context to boost Digital Product Passports

Bilateral initiative facts

Promoter:
Institute of Construction(PT)
Bilateral initiative number:
PT-BI087
Status:
Completed
Initial cost:
€11,923
Actual cost:
€8,561
Initiative Types:
Capacity building and short-term training
Workshop or seminar
Partners:
Cobuilder(NO)
Programme:

Description

With the development of Data Templates ISO standards, the Construction Industry made a step forward in digitalization with impactful actions.
Data Templates are the supporting structures, and the interoperability definitions provide the capabilities to set the Product Catalogs or the EU database(s) for Products.

This projetct aims to continue the technical cooperation ignited under the GrowingCircle project, between Instituto da Construção and Cobuilder, aiming to contribute to the global effort of leading the way on the implementation of Digital Product Passports under the new Construction

Summary of the results

With the development and deployment of the Data Templates 150 standards, namely ISO 23386 and 23387, the Construction industry made a huge step forward to enable a smooth Twin Transition. Despite the discussions and trends, the Digital Product Passport, as envisaged in the EU Ecodesign Regulation proposal, was still under heavy discussion and without a clear view. As we expected the EU Digital Product Passport will require the Data Templates structure for their reference architecture. The Bl aimed to continue the technical cooperation that was strengthened during the discussions within the GrowingCircle project.
The goal was to contribute to the global effort of leading the way on the implementation of DPP under the EU Ecodesign and Construction Products Regulations, by enriching requirements and analysing the compliance/ability for different stakeholders. In technological terms, the objective was to pursue the reflections and development of a platform that, built on a common structure, could bring knowledge into the Portuguese language. Awareness of a wide range of stakeholders, discussion of the forthcoming Regulations and the deployment of a Portuguese Data Dictionary aligned with others across Europe summarises the purpose and most relevant results for this 81, as well as the rationale for ali the performed activities.

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