Low-carbon Built Environment Programme

YM004:00/2022 Development

The Low-carbon Built Environment Programme contributes to the implementation of the Finnish Sustainable Growth Programme, which is part of the EU’s Recovery and Resilience Facility (RRF). The objective of the programme is to mitigate and adapt to climate change and to find and implement low-carbon solutions in the built environment.

Basic information In progress

Project number YM004:00/2022

Case numbers VN/31669/2021

Set by Ministry of the Environment

Term/schedule 16.12.2021 – 31.12.2025

Date of appointment 16.12.2021

Contact person
Maija Stenvall, Ohjelmapäällikkö
tel. +358 295 250 354
[email protected]

Goals and results

The objective of the aim scheme is to accelerate the introduction of technologies, services and operating models that mitigate climate change and support a low-carbon approach in the construction sector, a change in approaches and an increase in productivity.
All projects to be selected to the programme must fulfil the selection and eligibility criteria in accordance with the “Do No Significant Harm” (DNSH) principle.

Summary

The Low-carbon Built Environment Programme contributes to the implementation of the Finnish Sustainable Growth Programme, which is part of the EU’s Recovery and Resilience Facility (RRF). The objective of the programme is to mitigate and adapt to climate change and to find and implement low-carbon solutions in the built environment.

Starting points

Buildings, construction products and construction comprise an exceptionally important sector when considering how to solve issues related to combating climate change and low carbon activities. Construction and buildings produce about one third of Finland's greenhouse gas emissions. In order for Finland to achieve its national and international climate targets, emissions from the construction sector must also be reduced.

Additional information

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EUR 800,000 in government grants for green transition in built environment

Ministry of the Environment Press release 15.12.2023 11.59

One million euros for climate work in built environment

Ministry of the Environment Press release 16.12.2021 14.22